@ivo Thanks for adding it!!

@bardek We already using leaflet 1.4 in windy.com website. We are about to publish API based on Windy 19.0.0 at first half of May. Thank you for your patience and sorry about small delay :-)

Thanks for the reply @marekd. I completely understand your priorities (what developer really wants to write documentation ;) ) and I am slowly slugging through things and figuring things out.

I am pretty sure some solid docs would end up with more people using and building on Windy.com and that can only be a good thing for you guys. I am happy to help if you want...

Hi @powellbound, consider Windy API as an another normal Leaflet layer. Everything else is provided by Leaflet itself (eg. markers, its lat lon, distance, ...).

Hi All,
Has someone been able to answer this question?

I am interested in pulling all the weather data from a specific point where the picker was placed, without much success as described by Gary.

Regards

thanks you

@idefix37 i actually found it! Thanks for the guidance

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_doctype.asp

Also doctype to modern one to allow those new fonts.

!DOCTYPE html>

Windy API is just another layer for leaflet. If you are familiar with leaflet, you can do anything you want. But you have to handle it on your own: create new layer, create visualizations, animations, ... There is no support for adding your own data to the existing map.

thanks !

@Olexandr11 I asked the same question, they have removed it from the API due to creating heavy load on the servers.

@Ronnie0407
https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu/catalogue#/product/urn:x-wmo:md:int.ecmwf::copernicus:cams:prod:an:o3:pid122

The color is hardwired to the code and CSS filter is the best options so far

@marekd

I actually solved it a different way; by calling

document.getElementById('playpause').click()

Thanks anyway for the quick replies :)

@marekd Ok, thank you for the feedback :)