@rittels Thank you for the clarification! For cases with reduced vertical velocity, the trajectories are still highly valuable. And fun to work with. Best

@nbelicard. Fixed now.

@shashighedia
I guess @johnckealy is working on it

@jacobsjo thanks bro

@petra-pik thanks for the heads up, didn't realise it

@jakubvrana děkujeme, pluginy jsou aktualizované.

@johnckealy many thanks for the explanation- much appreciated.

@cristianalonso Hello, it is possible if you create your own plugin.

@korina

thanks for the reply. if please dont hesitate to get in touch with me. i am sure i can establish a connection to a helpful resource @ OFM..

thanks
bernhard

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@rittels Thank you so much. Now it works perfectly. Great job.

@jprous Thanks for letting me know. Should work now.

Bug slipped in when I updated the plugin for: https://community.windy.com/topic/16811/plugin-developers-stay-alert-we-are-refactoring-windy-com-client-codes-to-typescript/6

Really cool that you like my plugin!!! Dankie!!

A layer/plugin with data from www.openseamap.org would be nice indeed!

@omache55 said in Add one more feature as my wish list:

checked it with your wonderful Windy online but yours doesn’t have one...

Could you clarify your post and make it more explicit?
Why does it concerns Windy plugin?

@EduardoSG

Sorry about that, I thought I'd fixed this already. Thanks for reporting the bug. I've just written a fix (v0.9.3).

Let me know if you still see problems.

@vicb

"@matikru The green line starts at air temperature + some constant (4 or 5C if I remember correctly)."

It looks like you add 3 degrees: https://github.com/vicb/windy-plugin-sounding/blob/ce22dc08d0d436fee4024ab54dc1642bf6762369/src/containers/containers.js#L28

A 2 degrees shift seems to match fairly well with the thermal top overlay, within a few 100 feet.