Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Neve Vesper makes weather memory answer to the archive
An iPhone app asks what the weather was like in your past, then compares your recollections with historical records for a town you choose.
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- iPhone users comparing weather memories with records
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- A memory answer cannot be revealed until entered; borderline snowfall of 1–3 cm is hatched and counted either way.
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Users type a hometown and birth year rather than sharing device location, then answer a weather prompt before the archive opens. Results cover winter, summer, and rain; after three answers on an axis, the app calculates a memory-drift figure. For borderline snow, 1–3 cm is marked as uncertain and counted either way. A separate date playback turns hourly records since 1940 into a 20-second moving sky.
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