Very frustrating....and basically useless instructions.
I have done as instructed, I have an ID and looks like I have a station number that starts with pws-........... I have a Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station with a WIFILogger which I have set up data export to enable data to windy.com. However there appears to be no place to tie my WIFILogger to the Windy account so I have no idea how windy is going to find the weather station.
Windy maps on Ouest-France website. They use often Windy map, this time for the storm Miguel which is predicted tomorrow on french coasts.
They show 5 maps from Windy in this article.
https://www.ouest-france.fr/meteo/tempete/meteo-la-tempete-miguel-va-balayer-la-france-vendredi-avec-des-rafales-pres-de-130-km/h-6385204
CEPMMT means ECMWF in french.
@George-Willfer
Why do tropical cyclones (or TRS if you prefer) follow generally a curved track, first westerly then northerly and finally easterly in the Northern Hemisphere, and symmetrically in the Southern Hemisphere ? Here is an explanation in simple words :
http://www.applet-magic.com/hurricanerecurve.htm
More simply, tropical systems move globally to the west with a small component towards the poles. A weakness may appear in the subtropical belt of high pressures in connection with the formation of a trough; at this point the tropical system can bend its trajectory towards the pole and then towards the east with the westerly flow of polar depressions.
The Favourite button at the bottom right hand corner (a 'heart' icon in the latest windy) simply toggles viewing favourite locations on the screen.
This panel is called the 'Quick Menu' and you can configure it by clicking 'More layers'.
However the method to totally delete a Favourite remains the same as described by @dzuremar in the post above.
Also, please dont write in ALL CAPS, it is considered to be shouting - thank you.
@LucianoGIS @TomSlavkovsky
Luciano, it'd be great if you could contribute in Blitzortung project to cover your area.
http://en.blitzortung.org/cover_your_area.php
Think about it!
