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Weatherbill Now 50% Easier To Use!

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Ok full disclosure: I just totally made up the silly marketing claim in the headline…but the good folks at Weatherbill have just launched a new, sexier, easier to navigate website. Check it out and please send them feedback – the good, but especially the bad and ugly – either in the comments here or on their blog.

I’m going to miss the farmer though…we hardly knew him at all.

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