@John-Weather-2 Hi, ts[0] is the first value of the ref time and it is changed according to the local time, so this value is changing according to the location, where you are.
@Korina Hi, if there is no historic data in point forecast why i have in response ts[0] = '2023-08-13 21:00:00' if local time for point now is '2023-08-14 13:00'? (lat: 42.75, lon: 132.60)
@Ondřej-Šutera We use the Windy API with our application and the solution works ok so far, but we have encountered a problem where the weather picker does not work correctly on mobile devices, while it works fine on desktop devices. I have read a previously reported problem regarding the same problem, and have done you do not support weather picker on mobile devices and it only works on desktop, but I was wondering if anyone has come up with a solution that allows it to work on mobile devices as well?
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weather picker appears in the top-left of the map container, and where the click position is not the same as where it appears
2 years later and this simple addition is still not in the docs. I have wasted 30 minutes of my life trying to figure this out.
Pity, I was going to integrate Windy API into our new application, but considering the lack of interest in just simply making the first step of the docs complete I lack the confidence to continue further with Windy.
Windy seems to be a shiny on the outside but a bit rotten on the inside.
Embedding Windy Map into a Flutter web application is a great idea as it can provide users with a powerful and interactive weather visualization tool, enhancing their overall experience on the platform.
@dusan-pecek Hi we are planning to release a new version of Windy Webcams API soon and the new documentation will be available as well with this update. Thank you for your patience.