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We'll be going ahead with this change at the end of the month. So, please make sure you've updated your email address if it needs to be - and that's particularly in the case of those who see warnings such as these at the top of the page: It's possible to use your email address to login in the meantime as well, so it may be worth doing that to ensure your password continues to work etc, while it's still possible to login the old way.

I've split out the September stuff from this thread into its own one, for those who really want to discuss it. So this one doesn't get over-run with that. https://community.netweather.tv/topic/99881-mild-september-a-mild-winter/?do=getNewComment

Vortex3929 As it stands, the fix is the change to the default themes. I think ultimately, with a new, totally updated version of the software due this year, it's likely that'll bring a new theme with it, so we'll probably stick with what we have for now, as it works.

Latest on the SSW and it's potential impacts in Nick's blog Mild February looking likely now, but will a likely Sudden Stratospheric Warming lead to winter having a sting in its tail? WWW.NETWEATHER.TV Despite signs at the beginning of the month that February would turn cold, now it looks like it will remain mild for much of the month. However, an SSW is likely in a week's time, and this could...

The PIT No, it's not been changed as yet.

Just for the avoidance of doubt, this thread was started by the team, splitting out posts which had been made in the model thread, which would have taken it way off topic. Obviously as a 'post mortem' it's somewhat premature, but since there's obviously some appetite to discuss this now, it's better to have a thread then have those discussions spread about elsewhere. The purpose of it is not to have it turn into a name calling session or some sort of blame game. The aim is for it to be a place for some reasoned discussion on this winter, along with the forecasts, models and teleconnections during the season, so we can hopefully learn more about them and understand where, how and why things have gone both right and wrong with them all. There's already been at least some of that, so hopefully that theme can continue and we can have a constructive, useful debate.

Met4Cast This is another good resource And more generally https://community.netweather.tv/learning/research/

Rush2019 No, that's it.

January1940 It looks like your email has been bouncing messages sent from the forum, so it won't continue to send any email to it after that. If you can message me or use the private team forum (linked below) to confirm what your email address was on your original account, I can change it to the one you're using on this account and send a password reset. https://community.netweather.tv/forum/171-contact-the-forum-team-private-forum/

*Stormforce~beka* Sorry, my mistake. The original light one should be in there now too.

*Stormforce~beka* You can still use the other version:

Morning, due to some issues with the existing default and dark themes affecting some mobile devices (more info in this thread), I've changed the default theme to a different one. If you'd like to continue to use the original default theme, it is still available from the theme menu, which can be found at the bottom of every page. There is also a new dark theme available (netwx 24 dark) as an option for those who prefer a darker background. Please let me know if you have any problems with these new themes, as they have been put together relatively quickly due to the issue with the old one. Also, if you've been affected by the problem described in the other thread, please can you post in there to let us know.

sheikhy You can change the theme by clicking on the 'theme' link at the bottom of every page. That said though, I've changed the default to a new theme which should solve it for you - let me know how you get on

It's back on now, we switched it off overnight to test something.

I'm not sure how many people the issue with the existing default (and dark) theme is affecting, but it's obviously not ideal. So, I think we're probably going to change the default theme to one based off of the simple theme this weekend, just to be safe. I'm just working on it now, and with a bit of luck may have a dark theme to go with it as well. Meantime, the simple theme is the safe bet.

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@Vortex3929 & @Bricriu Please can you test it again now, I've reverted a change we made earlier this week, just to see if it may be the cause.

@sheikhy @northwestsnow @Sweatyman Please report your issues in this thread. For a fix, choosing the simple theme should resolve it while we try to understand the cause. If you can remember when the issue started for you (even roughly), that could potentially be very helpful.

Bricriu Does the simple theme also work for you?

Latest synoptic analysis blog from @Nick F Synoptic analysis: Turning colder later next week with an increasing risk of snow WWW.NETWEATHER.TV A blog looking at how the current mild weather lasts into the first half of next week but then gets replaced by colder air later in the week, with an increasing risk of snow in places.

Vortex3929 SnowBear Definitely some good ideas to try. Thanks for chiming in @SnowBear. I'm still in between it being device-related or theme-related since the simple theme is working. My gut instinct tells me that it could be theme-related but just a very limited circumstance where it occurs. As @Dreckly sounds like she's had potentially similar issues, and I've seen one, maybe two other similarish reports over the last few months or so (but have never seen screenshots from those or had a lot of feedback or info to work off of, so it's hard to know whether they're related or not).

Yes, looks like it

Vortex3929 Ok thanks. I think I'll raise it with the theme designer, see if they can shed any light.

Vortex3929 There's not a great deal I can think to look at right now. Is it the same if you're logged out?

Vortex3929 I don't think it'll be image related, they load the same way regardless of theme.