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Aún con todo este ambiente típico del otoño, los sures no se libran ni un día del calor veraniego, en este mes, es lo que toca en realidad por mucho cambio de tiempo que haya.



Aunque ya los residentes en el archipiélago lo sabemos de sobra no deja de sorprender el contraste tan pronunciado de microclimas en las islas. De todas maneras era de suponer que con estas primeras situaciones de inestabilidad Atlántica las caras a sotavento no se iban a enterar. El Sur solo recibe agua con la visita de borrascas generalmente del SW o por convergencias. Los descensos térmicos y precipitaciones causados por el alisio o los frentes de Norte pasan muy desapercibidos en esas vertientes. El dicho de "Canarias, eterna primavera" o en este caso verano, solo se aplica a las zonas de Sur-Suroeste.

Por cierto ayer los acumulados cercanos a los 30 mm en Anaga generaron algunos desprendimientos.





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Buenos días desde L'Hospitalet de l'Infant, en estos momentos tenemos los siguientes datos, 24,7ºC con 43% de humedad, viento del NW a 60 km/h y 1016,4 Hpa con 302 W/m2, mínima de 24,3ºC (en las afueras 23,5ºC).
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Buenos días, ayer llovió casi todo el día en Ravelo con más de 16mm en la huerta y 1mm más durante esta madrugada. Esta agua sí entra un poco más en la tierra.

En casa 10,7mm ayer y 0,8mm hoy.

Esta mañana con los 16ºC y el viento moderado del E-NE hacía mucho frío, había que ponerse una rebequita.

Un saludo.
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Charla y temas libres / Your Guide to Thriving in Monkey Mart
« Último mensaje por EvaEvans en Hoy a las 08:07:44 »
Ever dreamt of running your own bustling business, but with a tropical twist and a whole lot of adorable monkeys? Then you’re in for a treat with Monkey Mart! This charming and surprisingly addictive browser game offers a delightful blend of resource management, strategic planning, and the pure joy of watching tiny primates work their agricultural magic. Whether you’re a seasoned gamer looking for a refreshing challenge or someone new to the world of casual simulations, Monkey Mart is a fantastic way to spend some time. Let’s dive into how you can play and truly experience this delightful entrepreneurial adventure.
The Apes of Entrepreneurship: What is Monkey Mart?
At its core, Monkey Mart is a management simulation game where you, the player, oversee a small but growing supermarket run entirely by monkeys. You start with a humble banana farm and a single stand, but with dedication and smart choices, you’ll expand your product line to include everything from corn and milk to coffee and even a bakery. The game’s charm lies in its simple yet effective mechanics and the visual humor of watching your monkey employees diligently (and sometimes hilariously) go about their tasks. It's a game about efficiency, expansion, and satisfying your ever-growing customer base.
Peeling Back the Layers: Understanding the Gameplay Loop
The gameplay in Monkey Mart is intuitive and easy to grasp, making it accessible to players of all ages. Here’s a breakdown of the core loop you’ll experience:
Cultivation and Harvesting: Your journey begins in the fields. You’ll plant various crops – starting with bananas – and wait for them to grow. Once ripe, your monkey farmers will automatically harvest them. This is the bedrock of your operation.
Transportation and Stocking: Harvested goods need to make their way to your shelves. Your trusty monkey porters will carry the produce from the farm to the relevant stalls in your supermarket. This is where you'll observe the critical flow of goods within your establishment.
Selling to Customers: The heart of any market is its customers! Shoppers will arrive, browse your well-stocked shelves, and purchase your delicious goods. The more variety you offer and the faster your shelves are restocked, the happier your customers will be, leading to more sales.
Earning and Upgrading: With every sale, you earn coins. These coins are your key to progress. You'll use them to:
Unlock New Products: Expand your farm to grow new crops like corn, milk, or even coffee beans. Each new product opens up more selling opportunities.
Upgrade Production: Improve the efficiency of your farms, making crops grow faster and yield more.
Enhance Monkey Abilities: Level up your monkey workers. This increases their speed in harvesting, transporting, and stocking, making your operation run smoother.
Expand Your Store: Build new stands for new products and increase the overall size of your supermarket to accommodate more customers.
Introduce Automation: Later in the game, you can invest in automated systems to further streamline your operations.
The beauty of the game lies in this continuous loop. You're always striving to optimize, expand, and earn more to fuel further growth.
Mastering the Jungle Market: Tips for Success
To truly excel in Monkey Mart, consider these helpful tips:
Prioritize Upgrades: Don't just save your coins. Invest them strategically. Early on, focus on increasing the speed and capacity of your initial banana production and the efficiency of your first few monkey workers. Faster harvesting and stocking directly translate to more sales.
Balance Expansion with Efficiency: While it's exciting to unlock new products, don't neglect your existing ones. Ensure your current production lines are running smoothly before diving into too many new ventures. A well-oiled banana stand is more profitable than a struggling corn field.
Observe Your Monkeys: Pay attention to where bottlenecks occur. Are your porters taking too long to transport goods? Do your farmers seem overwhelmed? These observations will guide your upgrade decisions.
Strategic Placement: As your store expands, think about the layout. Placing production closer to their respective stands can minimize travel time for your monkey porters.
Don't Forget the Customer: While indirect, keeping your shelves stocked is paramount to customer satisfaction. Happy customers mean more sales and a thriving business.
Experiment and Enjoy: The best part of Monkey Mart is its relaxed pace. Don't be afraid to try different upgrade paths or prioritize certain products. There's no single "right" way to play. Just have fun watching your primate empire flourish!
A Sweet Success Story
Monkey Mart is more than just a game; it's a delightful experience that combines strategic thinking with charming visuals and a feel-good atmosphere. It’s the perfect game to unwind with after a long day or to enjoy during a quick break. By understanding its core mechanics and applying a few smart strategies, you'll be well on your way to building a flourishing supermarket empire, one banana at a time. So, gather your monkey crew, sharpen your business acumen, and get ready to swing into success!
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Charla y temas libres / Re:Nuevo desde Mallorca.
« Último mensaje por EvaEvans en Hoy a las 08:07:14 »
It's cool to see someone so passionate about understanding the world around them, Pep! That same curiosity is what often draws me into games. Speaking of which, I've recently gotten really into Monkey Mart. It's such a fun, relaxing management game where you run your own little shop. There's something so surprisingly addictive about growing your produce, stocking shelves, and keeping those cute monkey customers happy. The chill gameplay style makes it perfect for unwinding after a long day, and before you know it, hours have flown by!

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Buenos días.

En Almería (Cañada) nubes y claros, tormenta de madrugada y goterones a ratos, viento en calma, presión 1015.3 hPa, humedad 83% y 20.4ºC, mínima hasta el momento.

Ayer algo nuboso, viento fuerte de poniente por la tarde, máxima 30.8ºC y mínima 19.9ºC.
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Aún con todo este ambiente típico del otoño, los sures no se libran ni un día del calor veraniego, en este mes, es lo que toca en realidad por mucho cambio de tiempo que haya.

Cuatro municipios del sur de Tenerife superaron los 30°C mientras el norte se empapa en agua.

Alcalá (Guía de Isora): 32,3°C
Las Galletas (Arona): 30,8°C
Candelaria: 30,3°C
Callao Salvaje (Adeje): 30°C

Mi estación lleva 58 días seguidos superando los 30°C de temperatura máxima.

En La Gomera el acumulado máximo del día (aún puede llover algo más) es de 36,1 mm, en las medianías altas de Agulo y Hermigua, el mayor acumulado en Canarias, desde luego la laurisilva va a chupar una buena cantidad de agua necesaria para recuperarse del verano.

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El mapa de lluvias con todos los datos de Tenerife y Gran Canaria, Agrocabildo no está subiendo los datos a Canaryweather y fueron justo las estaciones que acumularon más cantidad de agua en la isla.


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Buenas noches desde L'Hospitalet de l'Infant, en estos momentos tenemos los siguientes datos, 28,7ºC con 68% de humedad, viento del WSW a 5 km/h y 1011,3 Hpa, máxima de 30,5ºC (en las afueras 30,8ºC).
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