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For a few short weeks every fall, portions of the Northern United States begin to blaze with color. It's fall foliage season--and you'd better hurry. A week or two after the foliage peaks, it falls! Luckily, foliage season is reasonably predictable.

Weather services and information provider WeatherBug announced an agreement with Mobile Posse to extend meteorological data across the mobile idle-screen content and advertising provider's service. The WeatherBug/Mobile Posse partnership will enable a range of ad-supported sponsorships, enabling advertisers to attach their brands to localized weather coverage delivered via idle-screen messages.

Hey There, We're back from yesterday's insanity (you called my bluff and I hope my response was satisfactory ;) and, yeah, I wasted my entire evening watching the Vice Presidential debate and then... [[ This is a content summary only.

Script To Get Weather Forecasts For Your Zip Code http://linuxshellaccount.blogspot.com – Not only will you not have to open the window, now you don't even have to open the browser window to find out the weather ;)

Hey There, Today's Linux/Unix bash shell script is probably not the last follow up to the growing stable of scripts we've written to mine the knowledge on tap online. Today's info is grabbed from... [[ This is a content summary only.

The power of WeatherBug, on your Today Screen! Customizable weather forecasts. It provides easy access to WeatherBug’s mobile website for detailed weather conditions. plus you caan show the weather notification on the Taskbar. I have not tried this myself but i think its only for US cities, If anyone do try it plz let us know [...

Mobile Alerts And Living In Severe Weather Regions 0 Add a Comment Friday, September 19th, 2008 by Matt Hartley In the past, I have shared my own personal experiences with how WeatherBug alerts have ensured that I was kept safe during what could have been a serious weather related event.

Flood Warnings And Hurricane Readiness In Texas 0 Add a Comment Friday, September 12th, 2008 by Matt Hartley (Red is the area to be hurricane Ike effected) There is old saying that “everything is bigger in Texas”. And clearly, severe weather is no exception here.

Two accidents at the intersection in front of my building, the second of which seems to be a bit serious. Sligo Creek Parkway is closed (for potential flooding, methinks). Here's what the creek looks like now:

Weather On Your BlackBerry - WeatherBug Direct 0 Add a Comment Thursday, August 28th, 2008 by Matt Hartley WGN And WeatherBug - You'll Have To See It To Believe It! Weather Through Your Email Using the WeatherBug Windows Application As most of us know these days, the weather changes on a moment notice.