I GOT F*CKING OBLITERATED.
Fixed a few errors from the previous upload I had.
Here is a weaker, but still powerful Hurricane/Trop Storm Helene, over the southern Appalachian mountains, bringing the strongest winds I've ever seen to where I live! (the GSP area) Notice Spartanburg's gust report!
Here I also bring Mini8s v0.3.0, a major step up from what I used to make!
TWEAKS FROM MINI8S 0.2.2
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Added an LDL bar to the bottom (tweaked from the IS1s 2008 LDL)
Scroll text adjusted yet again
Changed warning header
Slightly increased size of Mini8s logo.
Added products for Tropical, Tornado, and Flood warning products in case they cannot be found.
Added product for Satellite/Radar in case it isn't found.
Tweaked top signifier text (now uses Ubuntu font)
Discontinued LP/Low Power mode
Added a local radar along with the regional one.
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Music: Dimrain47 - At the speed of Light
"Mini8s" is a 30 to 45 second long version of The Weather Channel's "Local On The 8s" that aims to show critical weather information that is effective, efficient, and not too time consuming, Mini8s will also play in the event that power to a house is lost during a LOT8s. Note that Mini8s is not affiliated with The Weather Channel or it's parent company.
Mini8s v0.3.0 (45S Flavor [Partial])
Radar: WSR-88D (40% speed, sourced from @NWSLakeCharles)
Please note that Mini8s is still a work in progress!
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