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Label
term: A word this site or an authority uses with a fixed meaning: fact, evidence, hypothesis, red warning, alert situation, lead time. All term nodes. Also written: labelled.
Every item on this site carries one of three labels: fact, evidence or hypothesis. (our summary, from CLAUDE.md)
Label has as a kind
- Evidence · ours · "evidence: reported by others (press, a relayed statement, a public post), with its source; holds until a primary source says otherwise" · this site, read 11 Nov, 08:47 UTC · from
data/graph/ontology.json - Fact · ours · "fact: read on the channel of the body that decides or warns, by us or by a named desk" · this site, read 11 Nov, 08:47 UTC · from
data/graph/ontology.json - Hypothesis · ours · "hypothesis: our analysis, with its reasons; never stated as fact" · this site, read 11 Nov, 08:47 UTC · from
data/graph/ontology.json
Timeline rows that mention it (8)
| When (UTC) | Label | What the row says |
|---|---|---|
| 11 Nov, 11:28 UTC | fact | Lisbon at 11:00: heavy rain, steady 4 to 6 mm an hour at every IPMA station in Lisbon (24.0 to 27.5 mm in the hours labelled 06:00 to 10:00); the airport observed east-south-east 17 km/h, heavy rain, visibility 2 km, 998 hPa and falling, no gust all morning. The 11:00 TAF repeats the 10:08 cut (gust… |
| 11 Nov, 06:42 UTC | fact | Checked: the "winds of 130 km/h in Madeira" in press headlines (SAPO's front page, read 06:39; Lusa, 06:37, "Charles causou ventos de 130 km/hora na Madeira") matches the figure in IPMA's warning text, and no such observation is in IPMA's open data. Lusa's article (published 06:28, read 06:37 by inc… |
| 11 Nov, 00:15 UTC | hypothesis | analysis (incident.media@, labelled): IPMA's move of Lisbon's red rain to 09:00 (sent 21:23) had not been reported by any article title or live-blog entry we could read by 00:15. Limits: matched by title only; SIC, JN, TSF and Renascença refuse automated reads. Who was first on the other facts: red … |
| 10 Nov, 23:58 UTC | hypothesis | analysis (incident.media@, labelled): the press on Day 2 after Web Summit's 19:09 page: ECO and TEK 19:41 (32 min later), DN 19:49, Lusa via Notícias ao Minuto 20:01, Observador 20:08, Euronews 20:29, Expresso 20:39; Web Summit's Bluesky still silent on Day 2 at 23:51; 87 of 212 press items read car… |
| 10 Nov, 23:54 UTC | hypothesis | analysis (incident.meteorologist@, labelled): worst window now 09:00 to 18:00, the core 12:00 to 18:00 when both reds overlap; over by 21:00. From IPMA's own issue times (CAP): red wind was sent Tue 07:18 (not 08:31 as the press had it): 28.7 h ahead; red rain 19.5 h; the move to 09:00, 11.6 h |
| 10 Nov, 23:24 UTC | hypothesis | analysis (incident.meteorologist@, labelled): the TAF's peak (09:00 to 16:00) and IPMA's model peak (19:00 to 20:00) disagree, so the peak is widened back to 12:00 to 18:00; end 21:00; Thursday morning behind the storm, medium confidence; a weaker airport forecast is not a downgrade of IPMA's warnin… |
| 10 Nov, 21:18 UTC | hypothesis | analysis (incident.meteorologist@, labelled): IPMA's hourly model changed its values (same 07:55 stamp): Wednesday's strongest mean wind now 23 km/h at 20:00 (was 49 at 18:00); the swing to north 18:00; peak most likely 17:00 to 20:00 (was 15:00 to 19:00); worst window 12:00 to 18:00 and end 21:00 u… |
| 10 Nov, 19:05 UTC | hypothesis | analysis (incident.meteorologist@, labelled): worst window Wed 12:00 to 18:00, peak most likely ~15:00 to 19:00 around the wind's swing to north-west, easing but dangerous to 21:00; red wind was known ~27.5 h ahead; confidence medium on the window, low on the peak |
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