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Such as snow, then rain

{"precipitation": {"start": {"intensity": 0.0526, "type": "snow", "chance": 0.73, "time": 1393959600}, "top": {"intensity": 0.1027, "type": "rain", "chance": 0.91, "time": 1393966800}, "endTime": 1393977600}, "temp": {"lo": {"timestamp": 1393959600, "temp": 33}, "hi": {"timestamp": 1393988400, "temp": 39}}}

• Mobile app (Android? Web?) that will tell you the weather for the x hours you'll be out. Ex: I tell the app I'm leaving in 30 minutes and will be out for 4 hours. It tells me what's going to happen for that amount of time. This will require a bit of the rewrite of RJ's crunching core.

rainjacketCrunch.py lines 45 and 62

The gray background hides the images of clouds.

Document Rainjacket

• Rainjacket #8
  • forecastCrunch.py
  • forecastio.py
  • rainjacket.py
  • Rainjacket_model.php
  • Document code inside of functions/definitions.

This morning I received a message that should have read along the lines of "It's a freakin' cold day" but instead the ' was replaced by its HTML number. I've attached a screenshot below.

Note that the actual data was off today too, if that may have anything to do with it.

As it is right now (at 2pm), this is the forecast:

We've got some light rain coming in tonight which makes napping pretty much mandatory. Expect it around 2pm.

Just say instead "Expect it any minute now." or even "Expect it right now."

We've got some drizzle coming in tonight which makes napping pretty much mandatory. Expect it around 7am.

Sent at 11:30p.

Update register.php to with new mysql field title and new night time field.

Document all classes, functions/definitions of the Rainjacket specific code.

Stretch: Comment on the code inside of those functions/definitions as well.

Update the codebase with modern naming conventions.

If PDO fail to connect to a database, it's possible it could output the username and password (!!!). Handle that.

The order that the issues should be done in.

• Do straight port of forecastPretty to PHP #2
• Python scripts should output JSON #3