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- Supports location search, browser geolocation, dark mode, and CSV/JSON export.
- Includes demo data so the interface can be explored without an API key.

I built this as a hobby project for watching local winter weather. Bug reports and small
This is a hobby project for watching local winter weather. Bug reports and small
improvements are welcome, but the calculations are not safety advice.

## Run locally
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## How the score works

The dashboard combines estimated radial ice accretion with wind thresholds to produce a relative
score from 0 to 100. The thresholds draw on common ice-storm impact categories, but the result has
score from 0–100. The thresholds draw on common ice-storm impact categories, but the result has
not been calibrated as an outage probability.

The implementation lives in `src/utils/` and `src/constants/` so the assumptions remain visible and
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