@tandemtime
There are 2 currents layers in Windy.
Currents which includes all type of currents. As wind is the main factor of ocean circulation, its effect is take into account (but not sure for a local wind) https://marine.copernicus.eu/news/new-catalogue-release-wind-wave-ocean-current-and-biogeochemical-variables
Tidal currents is deducted from variation of sea altimetry https://community.windy.com/topic/15265/tidal-currents?_=1614707415967
Concerning waves models, WW3 model is said to include the effect of surface currents, WAM model apparently not.
Depending where you usually sail, these layers are interesting but it is advised to rely on other traditional and official information sources for currents and their effect on sea surface, specially near the coast.
@petra-pik of course I will wait until the stormy season. However, I am convinced that there is a problem with the storm sign in the baseline forecast for the ICON EU model. I thought this model did not predict storms. only when I saw this sign in the ICON GLOBAL model I found that there must be some error
Fantastic, works fine for me on the Chesapeake. FYI I do use feet for depth just because I have an instant feel for it and it's what's on my charts and my depth sounder, though it doesn't really matter Ft or M. I wish the tide current info could be included in the route planning tool.
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