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My home automation setup includes an outdoor thermometer. Interesting swing this morning, from near freezing to omg freezing.
I think I need to 3d print a Stevenson shield for it though. The temperature didn’t cross 0C yesterday, and I think there are microclimate effects involved. The sensor is wireless, so no biggie to move.
I think I need to 3d print a Stevenson shield for it though. The temperature didn’t cross 0C yesterday, and I think there are microclimate effects involved. The sensor is wireless, so no biggie to move.
From our house, we can often see up to 70 km on a clear day—and for brief moments today, that was actually true. But when the snow started falling, the view vanished. One minute I could see for miles, the next I was lucky to make out anything beyond 100 metres.
Overnight, the snowstorm wrapped every street, rooftop, and horizon in a seamless blanket of silence. Edges blur, colors fade, and the familiar becomes dreamlike. Stepping outside feels like walking through a freshly erased sketch, waiting for new lines to be drawn.
