Today marks the fifth year anniversary of my first installation of WeatherCat. Back then, it was version 1. Today I am a happy camper with version 3. I followed the forum for a few years before I actually bought the software. I could not be happier with the feature set. Well, I could, just a wee bit, but I am plenty happy with all the improvements and tweaks. Thank you fellow WeatherCatters for all your help (some especially - you know who you are), and thanks to Stu for the best Mac weather software there is!
Only five years?! Your experience and helpful attitude is one of the reasons I joined this forum! I’m sure many others wil benefit in the next five!
BTW, what time does the party start?
I thought you were always here.
Nice to meet you here, hopefully we can celebrate your 10th, 15th, ... Anniversary also!
Cool! Seems like it has been longer. You were on the macweather.com forum, weren’t you?
I was thinking about you yesterday! I was watching the last stage of the Tour of Utah race, and they went right by your development on East Lake Creek Road. I looked for you along the side.
Today marks the fifth year anniversary of my first installation of WeatherCat.
Back then, it was version 1. Today I am a happy camper with version 3. I followed the forum for a few years before I actually bought the software. I could not be happier with the feature set. Well, I could, just a wee bit, but I am plenty happy with all the improvements and tweaks.
I think we all are happy with all the goodies that Stu has provided for us, but we are always hoping for just a little more!
And thank you for all the help in keeping this forum community vibrant!
thanks to Stu for the best Mac weather software there is!
By all means!! Thanks Stu! You rock!
I have been on the road side plenty of times for the Tour of Utah, but this year I was with my sons and grandsons watching the Astros play a homestand against the Mariners in Houston (baseball for my friends in Europe and elsewhere).
I didn't know it was on TV until the last stage. They rode right through Heber City where we stayed when visiting you. Beautiful area that they rode through. Afterwards, I looked at property at Wolf Creek Ranches. Only $1.5 million for an empty lot. Sounds like a steal! There was a nice home available for just under $13 million. I guess I need to take another trip out there to take a look.
Wolf Creek Ranches is on the same mountain where we live; it is just further up the mountain. We are at 8300 feet, they are around 10,000. Where I live we use a PWS and WeatherCat. They have a live-in meteorologist who stays in the servants quarters.
Sounds like any serious purchaser might need one of those 'caravans' full of cash... $13 million and don't even have enough oxygen to legally fly without an O2 mask!
Where I live we use a PWS and WeatherCat. They have a live-in meteorologist who stays in the servants quarters.