An Android soaring forecast app was developed to help consolidate various forecasts and information useful for soaring(aka gliding) pilots. To help with assessing soaring conditions a customized version of Windy was added via an Android webview.
Android open source at: https://github.com/efoertsch/SoaringForecast
App in Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.soaringforecast.rasp (note that code in Github may be ahead of latest app release as the app is still being developed as time permits).
@Ivo Thanks. How can I use 'sst' overlay? Is it only available under 'ecmwf'? Because I can set it on your main site, but I cannot set it in the examples (using chromes console). I can see "sst" in the allowed list but it returns Uncaught (in promise) undefined when I try to set it
@petra-pik thanks, I am using React. I can get windy working using a regular site but when I try to use it in React, windyAPI comes back undefined though I have added the script tags to the head of my index.html.
@Beeker-2
Select the Wave layer and your preferred model, then click this small clock to get all details about updates
Or click About these data on the mobile app.
@CheeWindy Hello, using Windy API in publicly available weather app is not permitted. We allow to use Windy API in applications, which have some added value to our product.
I'm interested too, I have a similar use case. If not possible would be possible to obtain some data for an area and not for a single point?
Thanks in advance
