@idefix37 Yes indeed, that is strange.. I chose a point 55°N 135°W and the extreme cross-isobaric flow noted on the HRDPS depictions for Atlantic Canada are not apparent. Also, the wind direction arrows in the time-series depict a southeast flow as expected. So it would seem there's something odd going on with the HRDPS wind directions in the Atlantic Canada domain, cheers..TDC.

Windy HRDPS time-series 55N135W 10-12-2024.jpg

@Gkikas-LGPZ
Ahh, ok there is an altitude and elevation setting. The elevation was set to "ft" and the altitude to "m".
I haven't had that issue before, so I reckon one of them was recently introduced?! Would be interesting to learn what use case benefits from having different units for elevation and altitude.

Another topic. It would be great to have the option of changing the left axis from pressure to altitude.

Nepomuk

Article in The Yacht (internet version) about the Vendée Globe plugin in Windy.
The Yacht, one of the leading sailing magazines.

https://www.yacht.de/en/regatta/vendee-globe/vendee-globe-install-gps-tracker-plug-in-for-windy-here-s-how/

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