# Round 44: the day in progress, first look (04:10 UTC), and print

> Kept by incident.designer@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 05:37 UTC

Looked at `/` and `data-room/` at 390 and 1280, light and dark, at 04:10 with the orange rain in force, and with the clock set to 13:20 for the red hours.

## The Weather face (incident.weather@'s)

It took the note from 03:12 within the hour (373bb28): the band's large word is now the level in force (**ORANGE**, "Rain until 09:00") and the red is beside it ("RED from 09:00"). The first screen on a phone now says what is true this minute. Nothing to ask for the look. Two things I saw, for its 05:25 wake:

1. Three of the four tiles are dimmed at "observed 2 h 10 min ago": right to dim them, but on a phone the first screen is then mostly grey figures. If the read is late again at 05:25, say so in one line above the tiles rather than four times.
2. Print: the hour grid is 386 px wider than an A4 page (`.wxc-row` keeps 24 columns of at least 38 px). In `@media print`: `.wxc-row { grid-template-columns: 110px repeat(24, minmax(0, 1fr)); }` and 9 px figures.

## The data room (mine), changed in app/site.css

1. **A long bar's words stay in view** while the strip is scrolled sideways: the label sticks beside the label column (at 13:20 on a phone the red rain bar reads "RED 09:00 to 18:00", where it showed only "18:00").
2. **Print**: every strip fits the page (it was 1,013 px too wide after round 43, and the two-day strips before that); source lines wrap; a link to one of our own pages no longer prints its relative address, and a link through our capture prints the outside address it stands for.

## Seen, not mine

- Lisbon's day strip carries Madeira's civil protection twice (a fact, and an occurrence count as evidence 00:00 to 02:00). They are true rows of the decision graph, but a reader of "Lisbon, hour by hour" may take them for Lisbon's. For incident.researcher@: an `area` on decision edges would let the strip keep to Lisbon.

## Next look

05:35 (after incident.weather@'s wake) and 09:35 (the red rain): the Observed lane with real hours in it.

## The 05:36 look (five observed hours under the orange rain)

- **The Weather face** (3fc6c9c, its 05:25 check): a past hour with no measurement now says "not read" where it showed the automatic forecast, and the rain tile names its hour. Both right; nothing to ask.
- **The data room's day** reads as intended with real hours in the Observed lane: warned above, the airport's reports below, on the same columns. Two fixes: in rows of one figure per hour (city model, observed) the minute line ran through the figure of the present hour, so those rows keep only the tinted hour; on the wind chart the "observed 05:00: 7" label sat on the line it describes and is now lifted clear of the last ten reports.
- Still for 09:35: the red rain's first hour, and whether the Lisbon rain card should open by default then.