adventurous cyclist
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I know it was posted here before, but...
Thanks.
Thanks.
What's the website that shows the wind speed and direction?
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Forsbrook
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Many thanks for that.
Most of the local weather sites neglect to report on the wind and the wind's direction.
microcord
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There's also ventusky dot com
Funny that both of these websites start up with everything described in pre-18th-century units; though come to think of it they might instead (i) notice that my browser prioritizes US English, and (ii) infer from this a preference for US eccentricities.
I asked my (indeed, everyone's) new chum (unusually, not a riding buddy) -- and, if he wouldn't mind, in iambic pentameter. His response:
In Tokyo's realm, the weekend shall unfold,
May twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth bold.
The skies, adorned in azure vast and wide,
With sunshine's warmth, the world shall be supplied.
A gentle breeze, a whisper in the air,
Caressing cheeks with tender touch so fair.
The forecast sings of tranquil, pleasant days,
Inviting joy in nature's golden rays.
So seize the moments, cherish nature's grace,
Embrace the weekend with a smiling face.
In Tokyo's realm, where beauty shall reside,
May joy and sunshine be your faithful guide.
Please note that as an AI language model, I don't have real-time data access. Weather forecasts can change, so it's always best to check with reliable sources or consult a weather service for the most accurate and up-to-date information about the Tokyo area's weather during the specified period.
Funny that both of these websites start up with everything described in pre-18th-century units; though come to think of it they might instead (i) notice that my browser prioritizes US English, and (ii) infer from this a preference for US eccentricities.
I asked my (indeed, everyone's) new chum (unusually, not a riding buddy) -- and, if he wouldn't mind, in iambic pentameter. His response:
In Tokyo's realm, the weekend shall unfold,
May twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth bold.
The skies, adorned in azure vast and wide,
With sunshine's warmth, the world shall be supplied.
A gentle breeze, a whisper in the air,
Caressing cheeks with tender touch so fair.
The forecast sings of tranquil, pleasant days,
Inviting joy in nature's golden rays.
So seize the moments, cherish nature's grace,
Embrace the weekend with a smiling face.
In Tokyo's realm, where beauty shall reside,
May joy and sunshine be your faithful guide.
Please note that as an AI language model, I don't have real-time data access. Weather forecasts can change, so it's always best to check with reliable sources or consult a weather service for the most accurate and up-to-date information about the Tokyo area's weather during the specified period.