Bob Henson has written the last opinion piece by him or Jeff Masters ever to be posted in the Weather Underground site, reminiscing about what it has been like participating there and what has happened to the climate since the site was started by Jeff, all those years ago, and what will now continue in their new home, sponsored by Yale University in the USA:
https://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/section/eye-on-the-storm/
For the time being, there is no place there for the Wunderground enthusiastic followers to post their comments, weather data, maps and other information, including their own local meteorological measurements, as well as photos and videos of serious local weather events and their aftermaths, but the developers at Yale are working on it, with their highest priority being to get this up and running. Also, at least for now, there are no near real-time maps, animated or otherwise, showing current weather developments, or weather forecasts, or an indication that they might become available there later on, so for those one would still have to rely on the Wunderground site (or some other alternative), a site that in a few more days will no longer be Jeff and Bob ‘s place anymore.
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