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The currents seem to be connected to a forecast model as well

@froh This is possible, Radar displays location at all times.

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@gkikas-lgpz You are probably right, the sea color can be change for Waves for example, but of course for other layers it does not make sense.

@llxc We are investigating it and it seems there is some problem on the ECMWF side: https://www.ecmwf.int/en/service-status
We will create status topic in community and keep you informed about the situation.

@runningphil Hi, there is no certain plan, but it can come in the future.

Thank you for your answers !

Indeed this makes more sense, I was still not very familiar with the Mean Sea Level Pressure concept.

I found an interesting definition on the US National Weather Service website that mentions these anomalies :

MEAN SEA LEVEL PRESSURE: This is the pressure reading most commonly used by meteorologists to track weather systems at the surface. Like altimeter setting, it is a "reduced" pressure which uses observed conditions rather than "standard" conditions to remove the effects of elevation from pressure readings. This reduction estimates the pressure that would exist at sea level at a point directly below the station using a temperature profile based on temperatures that actually exist at the station. In practice the temperature used in the reduction is a mean temperature for the preceding twelve hours. Mean sea level pressure should be used with caution at high elevations as temperatures can have a very profound effect on the reduced pressures, sometimes giving rise to fictitious pressure patterns and anomalous mean sea level pressure values.

@jbclem Hello, the available options to save are always visible in Settings. With Premium you can also set a default weather layer.

@abrarm Furthermore, the screenshot you posed is not Windy.com source, it is a different application.