Tonight our data feed was shut off. We can no longer afford to operate. We will open a Paypal donation fund next week to keep us going. I want you all to know that to the three of us, Ray, Joe and I, Simpleweather.com was more than a website. It was change. It was the new look of weather on the Internet. We kept it as low-ad as possible and unfortunately owe our data provider, CustomWeather, too much money. If you want to keep us going, you will need to donate and monthly. Hopefully, we can find a resolution to keep SW going but in the meantime, I offer you these words:

This is our time. We changed the game. We gave everyone what they wanted and listened. This is the end of the road for us. We appreciate every single, last user who visited our site and used it. Without you, the fans, we’d be nothing. I cannot thank you enough. With these tears flowing from my eyes, I want to thank every last one of you for using our site. Every time you visited Simpleweather.com, you kept us motivated.

Sincerely, with every last bit of emotion still left,
Founder and CEO, Vincent W. Veneziani.

Please keep in mind, this site was funded by our wallets. At one point, Joe put up $5000 of his own money to keep us going from February until now. Please keep us in mind and don’t unlink us. We will find a way through this.

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Tropical Storm Gustav is approaching Louisiana quickly and is currently bombarding Jamaica. Those in the storm’s path should listen to local news for updates and take shelter. Gustav will most likely become a hurricane in the next 36 hours.

Source: Marketwatch

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There’s a huge storm cell passing through New York City right now. Lots of hail! Be sure not to venture outside unless absolutely necessary.

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Our forecast for the next 24 hours shows that a developing system will dump plenty of snowfall all over the Northeast. Expect up to a foot of snowfall in Boston with 3-to-7 inches in New York City. Please keep updated with your local news channels and SimpleWeather. You can easily check weather forecasts anytime on your mobile phone by visiting <a href=”http://www.simpw.com”>SimpW.com</a>.

Kids should feel free to sleep in and drink hot chocolate tomorrow while they have school off.

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Check CNN’s current feed for up to date information. It seems a major storm is headed for the Northeast and will produce strong winds, mixed rain and ice and lots of snow. And yes, it is related to the storm that has been causing hell for the Midwest.

More when we’re awake and have some coffee

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