Surely you'd think it is most important for the metservice website to work when the weather is bad.
But, every time there is a big weather event, metservice website crashes!
Today is no different.
Surely you'd think it is most important for the metservice website to work when the weather is bad.
But, every time there is a big weather event, metservice website crashes!
Today is no different.
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The storm doesnt look that powerful from that map, Ive seen ones hit us with 120+ kph winds. Thats only 80-90KPH. Then again im no meteorologist.
@TimA just watching news / weather and they are saying winds up to 140kph
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Why can't it handle the page views?
Is their equipment and internet connection sub par?
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@TimA just watching news / weather and they are saying winds up to 140kph
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Only time will tell! Wouldn't want to be facing an east coast beach during this storm... Oh wait ;)
Himself has just had a big rant about the metservice website. He seems unconsoled with the knowledge that it's not just him.
Delete cookies?! Are you insane?!
Not a good look for them really. Major storm approaching and their site can't handle the sudden and perfectly predictable demand on it.
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I pointed this thread out to someone I know at the Met Service. Funny thing is I think Met Service do a lot of work with AWS which is perfect for this kind of website, but according to a trace their website is hosted somewhere in NZ.
They have a cached page that shows a brief forecast here: http://www2.metservice.com/
It's not great, but better than nothing!
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Himself is smiling. It seems to be up again... for now.
Delete cookies?! Are you insane?!
And if you CAN get to the page, the ads seem to load and b*gger all else!
Always useless when Canterbury has a "snow event" too.
Meanwhile. stay safe everyone!!
Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?
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