"In case you heard otherwise, there is no radar outage and https://radar.weather.gov is fully operational! Outdated content from isolated webpages stating otherwise has been circulating, but NWS radars are operating normally."
per NWS on X.
Multiple other Weather Watchers reporting that there was a single page from an office that had a cached error message that was 2 years old.
In case you heard otherwise, there is no radar outage
and radar.weather.gov is fully operational! Outdated
content from isolated webpages stating otherwise has
been circulating, but NWS radars are operating normally.
My wife asked me what I thought it was.... We're not quote in the full holiday season, so now is the time that you want to get "big" changes out so you can still make it by EoY but not interfere with vacation plans... at least that's what I'm suspecting...
the FAA thing at least at this moment sounds like packet flooding on their network
"In case you heard otherwise, there is no radar outage and https://radar.weather.gov is fully operational! Outdated content from isolated webpages stating otherwise has been circulating, but NWS radars are operating normally."
per NWS on X.
Multiple other Weather Watchers reporting that there was a single page from an office that had a cached error message that was 2 years old.
https://bsky.app/profile/nws.noaa.gov/post/3n2a4fos73p2e
Friday the 13th has so far seen outages with Microsoft, Claude, ATC systems, and now the weather service.
It's hard not to think they're connected in some way.
Possibly. All connected.....to the internet?
connecting them all to the same network was the mistake
return to Arpanet, Fidonet, Bitnet?
maybe critical systems have to be on token ring
I am suspicious
Whole thing is sus
well that's suspect coincidence timing
is someone taking down national services?
Our own shoddy technology?
My wife asked me what I thought it was.... We're not quote in the full holiday season, so now is the time that you want to get "big" changes out so you can still make it by EoY but not interfere with vacation plans... at least that's what I'm suspecting...
the FAA thing at least at this moment sounds like packet flooding on their network
never attribute to malice what you can attribute to a backhoe and a single upstream carrier
Azure: Hey guys we made some DNS "fixes"!
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