@simplicity

Wind wave = wave generated by wind Swell = wave that has moved outside its area of generation At any given state, there may be multiple series of waves at your location. The wind could be blowing very hard at your location, creating wind waves. A strong cold front could be moving across the ocean, generating waves that will later arrive at your location and in the opposite direction of the wind waves. A third, or fourth swell could also be present.

@xyw101 Old API is still running but old documentation is not running anymore. Will find a way how to put it back.

Problem solved, ECMWF data updated.

@ivo I can not check the metar and Notam in China？Why？

@BiaGino CAP stands for Common Alerting Protocol, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Alerting_Protocol

Wow, good work @IVO @Pavel-Neuman and the team! Can't wait to try it out, have some interesting weather in the west of Britain today https://origin2.windytv.com/webshot?url=/?rain,50.464,-4.724,7,webshot

A Fabulous application, thanks.
Is it still possible to animate the timeline so I can see how the weather changes over the forecast period?

@luxdlzu No, it is not possible.