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Cameron Beccario

@cambecc.nullschool.net

1.6K followers 455 following 47 posts

Creator earth.nullschool.net and nullschool.app Born at 329 ppm.

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 07/01/2026

I'm excited to announce the official Nullschool app is here! earth.nullschool.net on mobile browsers works fine, but the app is nicer. Full screen display, persistence across sessions, text size that matches device settings. Even landscape works well. And, like the website: no ads! Links below ⬇️

Screenshot of the Nullschool app in landscape orientation showing wind streams over the Northern Pacific Ocean with the action menu overlaid on top.

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 17/04/2025

Hi Jack. The time advancement hasn't changed. It has been 5 min and 1 hr since launch of the Aurora overlay. Can you show me what you are seeing?

screenshot of buttons with arrow icons and a tooltip saying "+1 hour"

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 20/11/2024

Time lapse animation of development of the Pacific Northwest bomb cyclone. Clearly shows interaction between jet stream (250 hPa) and low pressure systems (visible as total cloud water). Around 11/20 03:00Z the animation transitions to forecast data. Data: GFS earth.nullschool.net#2024/11/20/0...

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 11/10/2024

Here you go: earth.nullschool.net#2024/10/11/0...

Aurora visibility chance, right now, OVATION model.

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 11/10/2024

Chance of visible aurora, right now, OVATION model.

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 30/09/2024

SST anomaly updates are unavailable on earth.nullschool.net. The updates come from NOAA NCEI, located in Asheville, NC. They are offline due to Hurricane Helene. Sincerely hoping everyone over there is OK. earth.nullschool.net#current/ocea...

Screenshot of earth.nullschool.net showing SSTA (sea surface temp anomaly) over the Western Hemisphere.

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 20/06/2024

✨ New features launched on earth.nullschool.net: wet bulb temp and dew point. 🌡️ Thought it would be easy, but found myself down a rabbit hole of atmospheric thermodynamics. Posted an explainer here: news.nullschool.net/p/new-features-wet-bulb-and-dew-point-temperatures

Data visualization of wet bulb temps over South Asia.

wet bulb temp given dry bulb temp and relative humidity at 1013.25 hPa, plus subjective feeling of the graph author as emojis

relative relationships between dry bulb, wet bulb, and dew point temps on thermometers in three different humidity scenarios

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 17/06/2024

How lazy is this. A stock photo of beachgoers to accompany an article on "dangerous heat". I'm not a professional journalist and even I wouldn't do this.

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 30/01/2024

The Japan Gas Association is marketing a product called e-methane (on commuter trains, no less). It's just synthetic methane produced with hydrogen sourced from fossil fuels. Their banner image is... unintentionally ironic? It's North America, horizontally flipped (??), with severe desertification.

Image showing a glass-like Earth in the palms of someone's hands where North America has been horizontally flipped and rendered as a desert.

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 09/12/2023

I’ve decided to dedicate myself full time to earth.nullschool.net. There is much work to do! In particular, I’m going to explore ways for the site to help fight climate change. More on this in the near future. It’s been an amazing 10 years. Here’s hoping for 10 more. 🎉

data visualization of atmospheric CO2 levels over the western hemisphere

Data visualization of sea surface temperatures of the Southern Ocean

Data visualization of sulfate aerosols over Antarctica

Data visualization of Canadian wildfires

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Cameron Beccario @cambecc.nullschool.net · 09/12/2023

earth.nullschool.net was launched 10 years ago today! 🎉 At the time, I couldn’t have imagined the longevity and impact this project would have. To all the users and fans over the years: thank you. And with this anniversary, an announcement:

an image of surface winds over the eastern hemisphere

data visualization of total precipitable water over the Atlantic Ocean

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