My weather report

Only people with your link can see this. Nothing is searchable or listed.

Takes about two minutes. No account, no login.

Once it's created you can't edit it — the full details are below if that matters to you.

Here's what's going on.

This is how I feel about it.

This is what I need from my people.

This is what I don't need or want right now.

This is what's keeping me going.

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How this works, in full

This is a small, early project. We're still kicking the tires. Get in touch if something doesn't work for you.
When you hit “Create my weather report,” we check that you're human, then save your content to our server. You'll get a unique link back — treat that link like a password, because it functions like one.
Anyone with the link can view your report. There's no index or search of reports; there's no way to stumble onto someone else's.
To be safe: there's no autosave and no way to come back to an in-progress form. If your report is long, write it elsewhere first and paste it in.
No HTML or other markup is allowed in your report; anything you type is shown back as plain text.
You can't edit a report once it's created. Make a new one for updates. To have one deleted, email its link to info@theweatherreport.org — allow 24–48 hours, because we're human, not a bot.
We (the site admins) technically could read reports right now, but we're not, unless we're doing aggregated analysis in the future — which you can opt in to below.

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