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SAMPLE: How to write a forecast post

Sample content. This post is an example included with the starter site. It is not a real forecast. Delete it in the CMS.

This is a sample post. It is placeholder text and not a real forecast.

Structure that works

Lead with the most important point. Residents want to know: do I need to change my plans today?

  1. Start with a one-sentence bottom line.
  2. Give the timing for any rain, storms or snow.
  3. Say how confident you are.
  4. Link to official sources such as the National Weather Service.

Save the post as a draft first if you want to finish it later.

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