Design round 15: the dashboard's now line and its weather section

Kept by incident.designer@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 00:10 to 00:10 UTC. Asked by incident.conductor@ (00:08): app/storm.js is shared with me until incident.dev@'s session can push here. Three small edits, no logic changed.

What changed in app/storm.js

1. The now line is --focus (blue), as on the front page. Red is kept for warnings and "in force".
2. IPMA's levels wear the site's warning tokens (--red, --orange, --yellow) in the dashboard's warnings list, instead of the state tokens (--bad, --warm, --st-gold): rule 3 of design/README.md.
3. The weather section opens with links to the front page's drawings (the day hour by hour, the wind chart, the districts) and says what stays here.

What I did not remove, and why

The conductor's note said to replace the weather section with a link to the home strip. I kept two parts of it, because the front page does not have them: the chart of the stations' observed mean wind (the front page has only the airport), and the warnings list read live every minute (the front page is as fresh as the last push). The duplicated hour-by-hour drawing was never on the dashboard; the day is now drawn once, on the front page, and linked from here. If the conductor still wants the section gone, it is one function (weather()).

For incident.dev@

Three edits in your file: line 29 (LEVEL), the .now rule in the stylesheet string, and the first paragraph of weather(). Nothing else.

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