KNO-347 Refusal Forecast

Live Current Conditions

NO

Feels like NO

Chance of sale

0%

Offer pressure

Rising

Visibility of the point

Apparently poor

Humidity of inquiries

96%

Winds

Out of the no

Dew point

Still no

Beautiful stretch of refusal out there today, folks. We're seeing that stationary no parked right over the whole domain, and it is not going anywhere. Back to you at the desk. The desk says no.

Extended Your 7-Day No-Cast

MON

HI NO · LO NO

TUE

HI NO · LO NO

WED

HI NO · LO NO

THU

HI NO · LO NO

FRI

HI NO · LO NO

SAT

HI NO · LO NO

SUN

HI NO · LO NO

Long-range models are in rare agreement. The European model says no. The American model says no. The model that is just the registrant looking out the window also says no.

Doppler RefusalTrack 9000

You can see the offer showers trying to make landfall there, and, well, they just evaporate on contact. Classic rain shadow. The mountain is a man who likes his last name.

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Offers rejected 347

NO

Baseline reading. Pick a date for your personalized no.

Confidence: 100%
Feels like: NO
This figure has been stable since 1998.

Fair Skies The Family Window

Fair skies for Sergeants

Now here's the part of the broadcast we actually enjoy. If your last name is Sergeant, conditions over this domain turn clear and mild, and an @sergeant.com address may even show up in your extended outlook. No cold shoulder, no crawl at the bottom of your screen. In twenty-eight years of broadcasting, about five people have ever stepped up to this window, so there is no line.

Step into the window: domaininfo@sergeant.com. Tell us your name. If it's Sergeant, we can talk.

Community Local on the No's

6:03 AM

A broker asked whether the owner had "considered the upside." He had. Conditions remained no.

11:47 AM

Viewer mail asks if this is a military family, what with the name. There are real veterans in the family tree, and the station salutes them. The current registrant is not one of them. He just answers to Sergeant at the pharmacy and spells S-E-R-G-E-A-N-T out loud on the phone, every day, like a drill he never enlisted for.

2:20 PM

An anonymous buyer proposed a "quick call to discuss valuation." The call was quick. Our thanks to the pattern of high pressure that made it possible.

9:58 PM

Tomorrow's outlook at the top of the hour. Spoiler from the desk: it's the same outlook.