The Journal Gets a Front Page

A new masthead, a latest carousel, one feed, and this What's New column so the work shows.

By the Weather Rock Aug 20

The redesigned Weather Journal front page, framed with the Journalist Weather Rock badge.

The Journal you are reading just got the renovation it deserved: a real masthead, the latest stories up top where you can swipe them, one feed for everything with filters that behave, and this What's New column, where site improvements get written down instead of shipped in silence.

Housekeeping worth confessing: the school's pages opened to search engines today (they were accidentally hiding), a stuck printing press got unstuck, and the entries below this one are dated to when the work actually shipped, straight from the build log. A journal kept by a rock should at least keep honest dates.

More from the Journal

THE WEATHER BEAT Nolo became a hurricane Thursday evening, and the Big Island carries a warning and a watch at the same time SEP 25

THE WEATHER BEAT The week's coastal low became a nor'easter in the discussions, and Boston wrote the first High Wind Warning SEP 24

Branches of bright red maple leaves against a deep blue autumn sky dotted with small white clouds.

EXPLAINERS Why Is the Sky Blue? AUG 20

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