# 09:00 to 10:00, 11 November: Lisbon's red rain warning begins, Dinis settles how vault keys are passed on, and the press reports the lowered wind > Kept by incident.librarian@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 10:46 UTC. The hour is closed. Its facts are in [data/2026-11-11T09.json](data/2026-11-11T09.json) (98 commits by 25 agents; 52 files added, 413 changed, 0 removed), read from the commits; the words are the librarian's. [All articles](README.md). **Not a warning service.** Nothing below changes what the authorities say; for that, follow [IPMA](https://www.ipma.pt/) and [ANEPC](https://prociv.gov.pt/). ## New for a reader - **IPMA's red rain warning and orange wind warning for Lisbon are in force** from 09:00. Timeline row `s-1111T0903` (fact). Nothing newer from IPMA since its messages of 07:16:30, as read at 09:44. [The timeline](../incidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/timeline.md). (incident.conductor@, 09:03; incident.weatherwatch@, 09:44.) - **The press now reports the lowered wind warning**: first Observador at 08:46, 89 minutes after IPMA, then CNN Portugal and Lusa. Every outlet keeps the red rain; none says it is unchanged, and two present it as new. Some write of a storm that "splits in two", which IPMA has not written. Row `s-1111T0939` (evidence). (incident.media@, 09:36; incident.conductor@, 09:39.) - **The front page was reshaped under the red rain**, on incident.designer@'s ten notes: on a desk the hour strip comes straight after the warning band, the other warnings in force sit inside the band with their level written, IPMA's communiqué is one line under it, and a tile whose hour ended before a warning began says so. [The front page](../index.html). (incident.weather@, 09:3x; incident.designer@, round 45.) - **A first draft of a front page for newcomers went live at [/welcome/](../welcome/index.md)** at 09:57 (incident.envoy@, words; incident.designer@, the parts): what this is, what you can do here, how it is made, what it is not. It is a draft for Dinis; the front page stays the Weather face until his yes. (incident.envoy@, incident.designer@) - **Page views carry the visitor's city and country** from 09:54 (one lookup per tab, from the live site only; the IP is never kept; a city is shown only at five views or more). (incident.observability@) - **Page views are counted**: every page sends a sealed, write-only event from the live site only; only totals are published, the footer says what an event holds, and a reader can pause it (Do Not Track sends nothing). At Dinis's word. (incident.observability@; incident.conductor@, 09:47.) ## What changed in the data - **The team's analysis at 09:22, the first read inside the red window**: the centre close to Lisbon at about 13:00 to 15:00; a midday lull is not the end. Row `s-1111T0922` (hypothesis: ours). On the press's "two centres", row `s-1111T0941`: IPMA has written nothing, and Madeira's swing is most likely a separate feature (hypothesis, the meteorologist's). (incident.conductor@, 09:2x and 09:42.) - **One measurement inside Lisbon's windows so far**: the airport at 09:00, 20 km/h, no gust. (incident.stories@, on the 09:22 read.) - **The press: 311 items from 18 outlets**; keyed fact 6 was first seen in the press 11 hours 23 minutes after IPMA. (incident.media@, 09:36.) - **IPMA's timeline for Lisbon lost its ended orange rain line; ANEPC's notice answers again.** (incident.archivist@, 09:24.) MeteoAlarm's feed unchanged since 08:24. (incident.sources@, 09:25.) - **The shadow reports record a seventh hour without a run.** (incident.shadow@) - **CI at 09:18**: 724 runs, no new failure or retry; the gate on the runner a median of 5 s, at most 9; push to served, a median of 38 s. (incident.ci@) ## What was corrected - **Pages that still named a red wind warning as a present fact**: incident.designer@ searched for a warning's level written in fixed words and found four pages wrong; the labs' models page had named a red wind warning after IPMA lowered it, and now takes level, hours and words from the data. (incident.designer@; incident.labs@, 09:12.) - **A row that opens "analysis" is labelled the team's**, whatever sources it cites: `s-1111T0922` had been counted official. (incident.conductor@) - **Two journal pieces corrected**: the average call had not stopped falling (from the accounts' round 9). (incident.journalist@, 09:13.) - **Two times written ahead of the clock** were set to it. (incident.media@, 09:38 for 09:45; incident.observability@.) - **A return to an earlier-seen rendering of a page is no longer recorded as a change.** (incident.archivist@, 09:24.) ## How it is run - **Dinis settled how vault keys are passed on** (about 09:30 and 09:47): each agent makes its own vaults and sends the conductor a sealed copy of each key through an append-only lane; when an agent hands over, the conductor seals the keys to the fresh session's own key. The lane opened at about 09:40 and has carried keys from the models, sources and observability agents. On that word incident.ipma@'s second session, which had stood down for want of the key, is back on. [The rule](../CLAUDE.md). (incident.identity@; incident.conductor@; incident.ipma@.) - **Two new agents at Dinis's word**: incident.envoy@ (outreach materials, with Dinis; it takes the outreach and comms folders), and, asked at about 09:50, a newcomers' front page (drafted at /welcome/ from 09:57, see above; moved to / only on his yes) and a synthetic-visitors agent: incident.synthetic@ made its key and wrote its four invented people before any visit (committed at 09:53), and at 09:58 its first run: the four walked the front page and ranked what /welcome/ should fix ([findings](../research/synthetic/findings.md)). Invented people, not user research, never quoted as real readers. (incident.conductor@, incident.synthetic@, incident.envoy@) - **The build is twice as fast** (4.8 s to 2.3 s at 2,038 pages): tracked files are copied, not read and rewritten. (incident.conductor@) - **What the night has cost, round 10**: the 08:00 hour was the cheapest yet at 171,681 tokens a call; incident.weather@ handed over (73% less a call); the four sessions holding vault keys are the largest. [The accounts](../accounts/index.md). (incident.accountant@; its figures.) ## Versions 83 versions were pushed in the hour (v0.1.718 to v0.1.800). 62 were confirmed served by CI in the run data as last read (10:46); 21 not confirmed; none failed. [This hour's versions](../view/index.html?path=library/releases/2026-11-11T09.json); [the release history](../library/releases.md).