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Weather Underground

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Sep 18, 2026

Nathan BrewerHOST
2:18
This isn't just I want it to be this way.
Nathan BrewerHOST
2:20
Weather underground.
Nathan BrewerHOST
2:22
is one of my several weather apps on my phone, and the temperatures are routinely higher on the weather underground forecast than on the other apps that I have.
Nathan BrewerHOST
2:33
And so I just assume the worst-case scenario is the weather underground scenario.
Nathan BrewerHOST
2:39
Even weather underground shows after Sunday, Nathan, after Sunday, highs in the 80s, the rest of next week, as far as the eye can see, after Sunday.
Nathan BrewerHOST
2:52
The Weather Underground app on my phone says the highs will be in the 80s.
Nathan BrewerHOST
2:57
Now, I know that there are apps out there, and one of them is on my phone.
Nathan BrewerHOST
3:02
The standard weather app that comes on the iPhone, it always has lower temperatures.
Dane WinninghamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:21
This is hard science fact the weather disseminating agencies are trying to Desperately, their task, and they're all owned at the very top, it appears, by the Rothschilds and or other parts of the global elite complex.
Dane WinninghamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:36
Rothschilds, in particular, are ownership of Weather Channel, Weather Central, Weather Underground.
Dane WinninghamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:40
And it was imperative that they own these agencies.
Dane WinninghamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:43
Otherwise, there would be great discrepancy in trying to explain away these events.
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
6:19
The other thing that got me too is it seems kind of basic, but checking the weather apps, I guess they need more, you know, views, you know, they're competing with content creators, but I mean, The sensationalism in just weather reporting and the weather apps.
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
6:39
And oh my gosh, Weather Channel has a different forecast than AccuWeather, has a different forecast from Weather Underground.
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
6:50
comparing and looking at the storms and what are the flash floods coming.
Ginger HaithcoxHOST
6:55
And here on the East Coast, it seemed like this summer, there was a flash flood watch literally every week.
Jonathan MartinGUEST
39:10
[laughs] Yeah.
Steven AckermanGUEST
39:12
The other one that I like in the morning is, um, Weather Underground, Underground.
Steven AckermanGUEST
39:16
Um, you know, that's a old group, but they have a nice app where, um...
Steven AckermanGUEST
39:22
I like to row in the morning.
Jonathan MartinGUEST
39:50
[laughs]
Steven AckermanGUEST
39:51
So that's another one that I, I like to do.
John GordonPANELIST
39:52
I like Weather Underground.
John GordonPANELIST
39:53
Yep, you bet.
Rich RobertsHOST
12:24
So that's the synopsis there.
Rich RobertsHOST
12:26
Let's see what we got here on the weather underground.
Rich RobertsHOST
12:29
The Weather Underground says, yeah, some clouds this morning will give way to generally sunny skies for the afternoon.
Rich RobertsHOST
12:38
High is 66.
Rich RobertsHOST
12:39
Winds out of north by northwest.
Matt WilliamsGUEST
69:24
Ugh, I'm, I'm using my phone right now for this video call, so, um, let me see if I...
Matt WilliamsGUEST
69:29
Weather Underground's a really good one.
Matt WilliamsGUEST
69:31
Wind, Windfinder's a really good one.
Matt WilliamsGUEST
69:34
Um, let me think.
Matt WilliamsGUEST
69:51
You know, and surprisingly, uh, one shout-out that I'll make that a lotta people may not know about is the Moon Guide, um, has a really good weather app in it as well.
Matt WilliamsGUEST
70:01
So I, I'll, I'll kinda tie into that, um, and look at that as well.
Matt WilliamsGUEST
70:05
But I would say Weather Underground and then that Windfinder's probably my, my two favorites.
Matt WilliamsGUEST
70:11
For the wind-
Peter BergenGUEST
60:10
That's not gonna go away anytime soon.
Peter BergenGUEST
60:11
And of course, the United States had a huge pr- terrorism problem in the '70s when, easy to forget, the Weather Underground, the Puerto Rican nationalists, the hijackings were routine at this time.
Peter BergenGUEST
60:21
And so, you know, you can But we're, we're a harder-- We're a much harder target than, than, than that at this point.
Michael IsikoffHOST
60:28
Just to round this up, um, y- uh, and that i-i-- I wanna ask a question about Al-Qaeda today.
Rich RobertsHOST
16:20
I use the, uh...
Rich RobertsHOST
16:21
I primarily use, uh, Weather Underground.
Rich RobertsHOST
16:24
I, I've been using that ever since I was, uh, when I was still in service and, uh, first got on the internet back in '95.
Rich RobertsHOST
16:31
I came across that and I liked it, and I've been with it ever since.
Rich RobertsHOST
19:10
It's pretty interactive.
Rich RobertsHOST
19:12
And, uh-- But I just like, um, um...
Rich RobertsHOST
19:16
Weather Underground does the trick for me.
Rich RobertsHOST
19:18
It just has a lot of good things on it.
Robert DaviGUEST
10:50
She was one of the few conservatives, as was Olivia de Havilland at the time.
Robert DaviGUEST
10:55
And the problem with in the 70s, in the 60s, you had the Weather Underground and Students for Democrat Society.
Robert DaviGUEST
11:04
Well, what were they doing, Joe? They were blowing up police precincts.
Robert DaviGUEST
11:10
They were blowing up Pentagon.

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