We’re looking forward to this at the end of the month! Thank you BlueHill Observatory for the invitation, eager to see One and All.

Leftover low altitude moisture from recent/lingering humidity + a gentle westerly wind + cooler air aloft + morning sun warming the land enough for rising thermals = fun cloud formation from a mountaintop. Happy Sunday.

Our strong start was wonderful and is never taken for granted by any startup. Now, this continued, stable growth in audience - especially during the historically slower, vacation month of July - is a welcome indicator of a solid foundation for long-term growth.

Great sunrise from the 1DegreeOutside office window this morning…and what wonderful air!

It’s been a great summer. We are especially excited about hitting a record number of unique visitors as we continue to grow the 1DegreeOutside brand. Behind the scenes, we’re using this beautiful September weather to gear up for the winter season ahead!

We're eager to offer a solution that eliminates the need for facility managers to average multiple forecasts just to get the best estimate. Our approach empowers decision-makers to focus on critical operational choices, knowing they have the most accurate predictions in hand.

We never had this on our startup bingo card, but the idea came from people asking : 1) Do you have any swag? 2) How can we support you? Danielle Noyes (Niles) & I feel strongly about giving back to those who support us & this stayed true to those values.

Hard to know whether Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 doesn’t know weather happens in the troposphere (not stratosphere) so this is completely unrelated to sensible weather, or if the intent is to mislead. Either way, judging by the retweets and comments, many others aren’t aware either. #STEM #education

Hope to see you over the next few days!!

Hats off to this crew, who knew I’d never say yes to a vacation while starting a company, so planned it all before I left NBC and kept it a secret this whole time. Yes, our 1DegreeOutside videos have remained updated from here in Punta Cana. Love you guys. Thank you.

Can’t say I’m surprised at our daughters’ choice this AM! 😂 Always fun when Danielle Noyes (Niles) fills in at my old stomping grounds - I get to do Dad duty between 1DegreeOutside videos - everyone made it on the bus in time! Insights & Pattern Predictions post soon, see you then!

Incredible honor to return as Master of Ceremonies for this year's New England Center and Home for Veterans Leave No One Behind Gala. I've always hosted with NBC as Media Sponsor, but this year 1DegreeOutside was honored to step in as (Digital) Media Sponsor. Thank you Veterans, families & NECHV.

Lots of folks surprised by the icing this morning…not those who watched 1DegreeOutside. Danielle Noyes (Niles) won’t brag to you but I will on her behalf: great call rooting this out, D. Less than 10% of available solutions supported it when this video posted yesterday.

To Tim Kelley, with love. And let me say, a computer could never be replacement for the OG!!!😃 Thanks for all the years of sharing invaluable insights.

We’re redefining the established private forecast model by prioritizing: 1) true teamwork with organizations, 2) uncompromising demand for accuracy and 3) unparalleled customization, unlike anything else offered. An honor to serve Worcester. Thrilled to continue raising the bar.

Just in: NOAA cuts hit home for New England. First, Western Alaska ceased launching weather balloons - now, Albany NY & Portland ME. With this, the only Northeast US balloon soundings will be Long Island, Buffalo & Caribou ME. Lots of folks, lots of atmosphere in between.

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Morning altocumulus spilling into our New England skies - mostly from Route 2/Merrimack Valley northward right now. Often a sign of increasing instability and nature’s clue of storm action later on.