@gkikas-lgpz
Finally the iceberg stopped travelling and broke into several pieces.

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Hi @rmhprichard, we don’t store any historical data.

@kweinheimer

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These arrows show the movement of water level due to the tide. In the map here above, the level is decreasing (downward arrows), corresponding to ebb tide and when the level is increasing (upward arrows) it shows flood tide. If you click these small pictograms, you get more details about levels and tide hours. More explanations here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tide

@przemo1986 Hello, we do not display meteogram for Meteoblue. Please see this thread.

@gkikas-lgpz
@juan-cuesta

It seems that the wind direction in Aerosol layer is similar to the wind direction at 850hPa (~1500m).
The Ozone layer shows also a wind different from the wind at surface. It seems similar to the wind direction at 150hPa (~13500m).
I have not checked everywhere and I don’t know why there are such particularities.

@rbarbero
I agree, I just gave a potential solution but indeed it would be better if Windy developers could add the 1h forecast button also in the meteogram of the airport map

@fl4vourfl4ve
With Premium subscription you can choose the start up parameter, but not the model.

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@mbm12, it means you see the current imagery. The satellite imagery is provided by https://www.eumetsat.int.

@mikegrif
Using the dew point map is not an option ? This map is available

@yves70

You are right. I was prepared to explain too the case of a customised set of colours, but found it would seem tricky.
Load default loads the standard settings of Windy and you loose your own settings.
A solution is to set the threshold with a different browser than the one you use currently, without logging in. But you can do it only with the Windy set of colours, not with yours. This is the reason why I made the example here above with standard colour set, not with mine.
Otherwise as you say, keep a copy of your code in Word or similar software. See [view code]. At the end, paste your own code to get back your colour scale without threshold and click [import].
(In any case when you make sophisticated colour settings, it’s better to save a copy of the code somewhere !)

As a conclusion, if you have 3 or 4 colour sets with threshold,

Paste their code in place of the current one.

Then restore the code of your usual settings without threshold in the same way.

You can do it with your usual browser, but never click Load default.