@pavelmedia @pavelmedia Hi, I have successfully uploaded version 1.0.3 of windy-plugin-cma-typhoon through the official publish-plugin GitHub Action. Main updates in version 1.0.3 Added a lazy rolling one-year browser for stopped historical typhoons, based on each storm's generation time Up to five stopped historical tracks can be displayed simultaneously Added independent show/hide and remove controls for historical tracks Added historical wind-intensity evolution lists The strongest active typhoon is now selected by default Improved handling of newly stopped typhoons and partial CMA endpoint failures Added stronger validation for wind, pressure, coordinates, timestamps, and forecast data Removed background automatic refresh while retaining initial loading and explicit manual refresh Added caching and map-layer limits to keep historical-track performance bounded Updated src/screenshot.jpg to show the new historical-typhoon interface Validation completed successfully: 22 automated logic tests passed TypeScript type-check passed Production build passed Pull-request and post-merge GitHub Actions CI passed Repository: https://github.com/jianghanzhi2006-dotcom/windy-plugin-cma-typhoon Release PR: https://github.com/jianghanzhi2006-dotcom/windy-plugin-cma-typhoon/pull/4 Version 1.0.3 installation URL: https://windy-plugins.com/17482767/windy-plugin-cma-typhoon/1.0.3/plugin.min.js Could you please review and approve the version 1.0.3 update? Thank you![image: 1786843419888-%E5%B1%8F%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9B%BE-2026-08-16-085445-resized.png]

@rboulaire said in Feature request — allow (at least trusted/reviewed) plugins in the native mobile apps + lateral drag for the mobile panel: Native app support This has been supported for a few months now. Make sure you have the latest version the app installed

Looks like it is working now with the latest version of the app

@Guillermo-Kozub Thanks, plugin published.

@bcrosby Thanks, plugin published.

@Beckybear1 Windy is not a nautical chart app. So it’s obvious that you need to get the right charts, paper or electronic, to plan a trip at sea. To ensure particularly that you have enough water depth under your keel. Windy provides the weather forecasts. By using the Distance&planning feature you can plot your route, select the Boat option and get the weather forecasts along your path. For example, one of my sailing trips several years ago... [image: 1785480169732-img_4223.jpeg] In Windy plugins you will find a sophisticated tool, the Passage Planner plugin, that plots the best route according to expected weather conditions predicted by the models available in Windy. It is designed primarily for sailboats. However, this plugin does not provide water depth data; it is not intended for navigation in the immediate vicinity of the coast.

@idefix37 The plugin

@brodiej I am getting some odd results plotting an upwind course. I have a polar that starts at 35 degrees TWA and its routing me as close as 16 degrees TWA at 8kts of wind. It looks like its interpolating the data between 0 and 35 degrees but in such light winds, I expect the best VMG would be around 40-45 degrees TWA. I tried the Bavaria 46 polar and my own polar, both give these types of TWA's of between 15 and 25 degrees. [image: 1783350284465-31e1fac3-76b6-4c7b-894d-8eec64d3b0db-image.png]

Hi I'm experiencing the same issue. Plugin version is 0.3.19 and using the web-based version of Windy on Chrome or Edge. Same issue in the app, version 50.1.1. I am on android. The models ecmwf, gfs and icon have the problem very often. iconEu and iconD2 work fine most of the time. Does anybody have a solution? Thanks, Basz

@utpalsaha Hello, we don't offer any similar export of data right now.

Update — 2 weeks in: fuel & range, and a much better icing model Quick progress update for anyone following along. Thanks to everyone who's tried it and sent notes — a lot of this came straight from tester feedback. What's new since the original post: Fuel & wind-adjusted range. Enter your fuel on board and see how far you can actually reach along the route — a reachable-area ring that accounts for winds aloft, plus a "reserve point" marking where you'd hit your 1-hour reserve. Much-improved icing. A tester compared the plugin's vertical profile against a trusted reference on a real winter route and found it was over-calling "severe." He was right — I rebuilt the icing model so temperature (not just humidity) drives severity, validated it against that case plus several North American winter routes, and reserved "severe" for genuine freezing-rain setups. Far fewer false alarms now. Smarter cruise-altitude recommendations. They now stay within each aircraft's normal operating altitudes — no more suggesting 4,000 ft for a turboprop or the service ceiling for a piston. Compare Days weighs hazards by how severe they are, how much of the route they cover, and whether they sit at your cruise altitude — so a single patch of weather no longer tanks a day's rating. Smoother fuel entry and a few other refinements from tester reports. Still a free private beta, installed via Windy developer mode. Desktop browsers and Safari on iPad are supported. Beta page (install steps + the full aviation disclaimer): https://snickitybit.com/software/windy-ifr-plugin/ Decision support only — not a substitute for an official briefing, charts, NOTAMs, ATC clearance, or pilot judgment. I'd still love more pilots testing real routes, especially around icing and altitude calls. Thanks!

Hi @pavelmedia, I make it public here. Check it out! https://github.com/kakugirai/windy-bvmap-plugin

@rittels Thank you very much! Issue is resolved!

@jacobsjo Hello: I like the plugin, when it works. Half the time it won't load, even when I go to [install plugin] and try loading from there. Oh well, maybe something on my end. Thanks.