@cefmmanager
Yes, you can. There are two ways:
- By clicking the Temperature overlay, simply press the scale/ legend located at the bottom of the map.
- Go to Settings>>Temperature>>Celsius / Fahrenheit.
Hope this helps.
@cefmmanager
Yes, you can. There are two ways:
Hope this helps.
P.S. I'll make a new message once I come up with more suggestions.
@Ondřej-Šutera Hi! Sorry for replying late, I was able to remove the Graphic compatibility mode and it's superb now.
Can you add a Lifted Index layer? This is very useful for predicting thunderstorm probability (with the CAPE Index). Big thanks.
BTW, I heard that the GFS 0.25° will be operational anytime soon. When will it be added to your Windyty site?
Why I like Windy.com:
What I want for Windy.com in the future:
Click Settings>>About these Data.
There you can find the model run, and the time it was updated.
Hope this helps.
@jamalas1
Actually, it's there! Head to windy.com, then see this.
Step 3: Under Settings, click About These Data.
(Didn't include it since I was using the website)
What you see is Tropical Tidbits(left) and Windytv(right) pressure maps for a possible storm near the PH this week. I noticed that the pressure readings vary, but how did this happen? Appreciate any explanation!
*pressure reading on the TT map is 951 hPa vs. Windytv's 995 hPa
@Ondřej-Šutera Hi! Sorry for replying late, I was able to remove the Graphic compatibility mode and it's superb now.
Is this a bug or software render discrepancy?
This is so cool, and I tried matching wind, MSLP, and rainfall color schemes with what Meteologix is offering users.
1. WIND LAYER
Code:
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[72.26486486486488,[195,195,255,255]],
[77.83243243243244,[165,165,255,255]],
[83.4,[135,135,255,255]]]
2. INSTANTANEOUS RAINFALL
Code:
[[0,[240,240,240,255]],
[0.1,[180,215,255,255]],
[0.2,[53,154,255,255]],
[0.5,[4,130,255,255]],
[1,[0,105,210,255]],
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[10,[255,166,106,255]],
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[20,[136,0,0,255]],
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[30,[194,0,251,255]],
[40,[221,102,255,255]],
[60,[235,166,255,255]],
[80,[249,230,255,255]],
[100,[212,212,212,255]]]
3. ACCUMULATED RAINFALL
Code:
[[0,[240,240,240,255]],
[0.1,[180,215,255,255]],
[3,[53,154,255,255]],
[5,[4,130,255,255]],
[7.000000000000001,[0,105,210,255]],
[10,[0,54,127,255]],
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[200,[221,102,255,255]],
[250,[235,166,255,255]],
[300,[249,230,255,255]],
[400,[212,212,212,255]]]
4. MSLP
Code:
[[91000,[246,39,235,255]],
[92500,[195,24,196,255]],
[93800,[150,12,163,255]],
[95000,[87,0,127,255]],
[96200,[55,0,127,255]],
[97200,[0,60,127,255]],
[97800,[0,82,143,255]],
[98400,[73,172,255,255]],
[99000,[163,212,255,255]],
[99800,[149,223,188,255]],
[100200,[7,161,39,255]],
[100800,[57,194,12,255]],
[101400,[156,225,6,255]],
[102000,[243,251,1,255]],
[102600,[244,176,11,255]],
[103200,[244,82,11,255]],
[103800,[186,19,15,255]],
[104401.046875,[120,0,0,255]],
[105002.13852611941,[213,133,133,256]],
[105603.27303438167,[255,200,200,256]]]
@TheRadarGuy there is a global ICON model available. try checking meteologix.com
@ivo how do you disable the feature for extending the detail forecast?
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Create your own annotation at https://www.windy.com/annotate
I've tried the ECMWF model daily. As with any other parameter, there are also vast differences in the forecasts between Wavewatch 3 and ECMWF WAM. Can anyone give me advice on what is more reliable?
@jamalas1
Actually, it's there! Head to windy.com, then see this.
Step 3: Under Settings, click About These Data.
(Didn't include it since I was using the website)
Click Settings>>About these Data.
There you can find the model run, and the time it was updated.
Hope this helps.