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Dont_Ban_Me_Bros t1_jdra4h9 wrote

Great visualization of depth and time. Just a small recommendation: instead of bar graphs maybe just a map of the state with color changes in the areas identified by the bars. That way you can see where the activity is happening.

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warmweathermike t1_jdrbhn9 wrote

This seems like it might disregard much of Eastern Washington. I'm pretty sure there's more snow than indicated, up in areas like Mt Spokane.

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warmweathermike t1_jdrcxa2 wrote

This shows it like it has less than 2ft of snow ever. That doesn't seem right to me is all. When I've driven around up there on the mountain roads at elevation, there's definitely more that 3 or 4 ft of snow up there that I've had to dig myself out of.

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lexstory t1_jdrdvud wrote

Cool representation. Edward Tufte fanboy here, so any qualitative visual draws me like a moth to a flame.

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inkswamp t1_jdrli64 wrote

Really cool. Should consider posting this to r/dataisbeautiful

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Nashful_Buddhist t1_jdrsbim wrote

Color only would work better rather than trying to make this 3D for no reason. 3D charts often occlude or distort the data to the point of not being clear, especially if the user can't rotate or manipulate the chart.

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hockey_stick t1_jdrvu7w wrote

I'd crosspost these (WA and the other states you've created maps for) to /r/Maps and /r/MapPorn as well.

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Dedpoolpicachew t1_jdsc524 wrote

Good snow pack means less water problems in the summer. Nice to see it’s not too bad despite the atmospheric rivers shifting south to Cali.

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SleepySSB t1_jdtbn35 wrote

I love that it localizes itself right next to i5 🙃

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