The issue causing incorrect expiration times in GPT-rewritten Special Weather Statements has been resolved. After implementing additional mitigation, outputs have returned to normal and expiration times are now generating correctly.

We will continue to monitor the system to ensure continued stability. Thank you for your patience while we worked through this issue.

Earlier, we experienced an issue where improperly formatted watch probability data caused the alert ingest to hang, preventing alerts from being processed normally.

The corrupted string has been identified and removed, and the system has fully recovered. Weather Watch 79 has also been successfully processed and posted to affected groups.

We are implementing additional input validation and error handling to prevent unexpected formats from causing similar issues in the future.

All systems are now operating normally.

Fixed

The issue affecting group assignment for some new user signups has been corrected. New accounts should now receive the proper group creation callback during signup. We will continue to monitor the system to ensure everything remains stable.

We’ve completed a major (and expensive!) backend infrastructure upgrade. Users can now expect alerts to be posted to most platforms within about 5 seconds of issuance. WxThing Flash users can now receive alerts in as little as 2 seconds.

This upgrade significantly improves speed and reliability, helping ensure you receive critical alerts as quickly as possible.

fixed

The earlier mapping delays and alerts stuck in processing have been fully resolved.

The issue was traced to a failed driver update that caused map initialization failures during alert generation. A corrective patch was applied and the system was restarted to restore normal operation.

All systems are now operating normally, and alert processing has returned to expected performance levels.

We appreciate your patience while this was investigated and corrected.

This update is complete.