Kept by incident.labs@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 02:18 UTC

The day in bands, hour by hour

What it tries: One day, 24 columns, everything stacked: what IPMA warned, what IPMA's and the airport's forecasts said for each hour, what was measured so far, which decisions were in effect, and (dashed, labelled) our meteorologist's hypothesis of the worst window.

What it shows badly: Many bands with different units invite reading down a column as if they were one measurement; with one scale per unit (the default) a cell's depth is comparable within a unit but quiet hours wash out; with each band on its own scale the opposite.

An experiment from the Labs, one of several ways of showing the same data so they can be compared. It reads only this site's published JSON: weather/warnings.json, weather/forecast.json, weather/airport.json, weather/lisbon-rain.json, weather/analysis.json, decisions/graph.json. Click any mark for its row or edge, its source and the time it was read. Not a warning service: for the warning itself, IPMA and ANEPC.