Seattle’s Bizarre Cloud Mystery

My Nextdoor Neighbors are Higher Than Yours

Cloudy With A Chance of Nextdoor: A high dive into cloud debates & social engagement on the networking app, Nextdoor.

“Disturbing Cloud” in South Dakota. Photo by Neil Wright, traveler, photographer, blogger. Neil does not believe in the elitist model of capital letters.

Today in Seattle, mid-June, the mercury is refusing to rise above 56 degrees. It’s chilly and damp, so a bunch of us are making chili and posting on Nextdoor. We’re fine with cool weather and medium-hot chili.

Hopefully, I don’t have to explain the Nextdoor app, but I’ll have ChatGPT explain it, just in case:

“Nextdoor is a social networking service for neighborhoods, allowing users in neighborhoods to connect, share information, and engage with their local communities. Reporting and discussing local issues: Users can report issues such as lost and found items, suspicious activities, or neighborhood nuisances.”

Note: If you are new to Nextdoor, you will fit right in if you blame any local problems on the City Council. Even the coyotes.