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Forecast track of Hurricane Isaias on the wind map
Hurricane Isaias is forecast to make ladfall near East Pensacola Heights based on ICON model: https://www.ventusky.com/wind-gusts-map/1-hour#p=30.22;-86.56;8&t=20261010/0200&w=soft
A textbook nor’easter tomorrow morning on the wind map.
Moderate to major coastal flooding from the Mid-Atlantic toward New England through the weekend is expected. System has textbook shape on the wind map: https://www.ventusky.com/wind-gusts-map/1-hour#p=39.3;-68.9;5&t=20260926/1000&w=soft
Temperaturen vanmiddag – waarschijnlijk een van de laatste zomerse dagen van het jaar.
Vandaag zullen de temperaturen op veel plaatsen boven de 25 °C uitkomen: https://www.ventusky.com/temperature-map/2m-above-ground#p=50.66;5.96;7&t=20260915/14&src=link
Daarna begint het echter af te koelen, en temperaturen boven de 25 °C komen in oktober nog maar zelden voor. Het wordt dus waarschijnlijk een van de laatste zomerse dagen van het jaar.
Temperatures today afternoon – likely one of the last summer-like days of the year.
Temperatures will often exceed 25°C today: https://www.ventusky.com/#p=49.60;17.59;6&t=20260916/1300
After that, however, it will start to cool down, and temperatures above 25°C are already quite rare in October. So this will likely be one of the last summer-like days of the year.
A 10,000 km frontal boundary will stretch from Antarctica to Rio de Janeiro tomorrow
Tomorrow evening, a cold front originating from Antarctica will arrive, bringing rain, wind and colder weather.
Temperatures tomorrow morning: below -3 °C in the mountains, with snowfall.
Temperature map: https://www.ventusky.com/#p=-42.24;146.77;7&t=20260915/1300
Forecast precipitation totals for the next 72 hours – more rain expected
Central Vietnam is already feeling a tropical depression: gusts of 62–74 km/h were recorded at Con Co, with rain affecting the coast overnight. Sunday’s forecast calls for 100–200 mm from Ha Tinh to Hue, locally exceeding 350 mm: https://www.ventusky.com/precipitation-map/from#p=19.12;110.65;6&t=20260916/2100
Previsión de la precipitación acumulada para las próximas 48 horas: se esperan más lluvias
Next Wednesday, a textbook cold front will divide Europe
For now, this is more of a meteorological curiosity - the GFS model suggests that a tropical cyclone could reach as far as Los Angeles in about a week. However, such a scenario is extremely rare. Tropical cyclones are extremely uncommon in this city; the last one was observed there in 1939.
The Ventusky website lets users customize color scales for weather maps
All 5 maps show exactly the same data, just using different colors. Ventusky website now lets users choose their own colors for weather maps.: https://my.ventusky.com/guide/news/new-custom-color-scales-in-ventusky-customize-maps-your-way-78/
- Map – areas above 100 °F
- Classic colors
- Cool colors
- Grayscale
- Only freezing areas shown in color
The Ventusky website lets users customize color scales for weather maps
All 4 maps show exactly the same data, just using different colors. Ventusky now lets users choose their own colors for weather maps.: https://my.ventusky.com/guide/news/new-custom-color-scales-in-ventusky-customize-maps-your-way-78/
We built a fishing weather table. What would you improve?
We’ve been working on a new Fishing forecast table for Ventusky, designed especially for fishing at sea and coastal waters. It complements our interactive weather map with a customizable hourly table, where you can choose exactly which weather and ocean parameters you want to see.
We’d appreciate feedback from sea anglers and fishing enthusiasts.
- Which weather and ocean parameters are the most important to you when planning a fishing trip?
- Do you mainly look at wind, gusts, waves, swell, currents, tides, water temperature, atmospheric pressure, or something else?
- For waves, which information matters most — wave height, direction, period, swell, wind waves?
- Are there any parameters or charts that are particularly useful for predicting fish activity?
- In general, how useful would this kind of hourly table be compared with the fishing and marine forecast tools you use today?
Our goal is to make the forecast as practical as possible for both coastal and offshore fishing, so any suggestions, criticism, or examples of fishing weather tools you like are very welcome.
Thank you for helping!