I have followed the instructions on stations.windy.com but at the end i can't see my weather station on the map

@RCHEVALLIER Avez-vous vérifié que le vent est bien prévu à la même altitude, à la surface par exemple, que vous utilisez le même modèle et que sa mise à jour est la même sur vos 2 appareils ? Pouvez-vous poster 2 captures d’écran. Pour autant que je sache, le METAR est le temps observé qui peut être différent du temps prévu par les modèles.

@Nicole-Dolezalova Hi, thanks, will check back on this.

@Suty For now, it is not possible, however, there are adjustments planned for the second half of the year. So it should be then possible to adjust this.

The entire error message says: 2025-05-07 21:39:04 Error: 2025-05-07 19:33:06 https://stations.windy.com/pws/update/eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJjaSI6MTUxMjQzNCwiaWF0IjoxNzM3ODM4MzM4fQ.-Q7kU0_QT6oVjnOzOnB29GG8HxBIeZpeI8hnA6HvGNI?station=0&ts=1746671586: 2025-05-07 21:39:04 ERROR 400: Bad Request. (no more tries)

@Suty I was under the impression that I would be able to do that for free by submitting it to Windy. I suppose I can try uploading it directly but that may cause duplication of the data...

@hanjo Hi, some stations are from third-party providers, but in general, they are added by users themselves.

@kurtwalker said in Observation time vs Forecast time: Thanks @idefix37 "Of course the forecast came from the most recent model update which took place a few hours before." That doesn't seem very obvious to me based on the layout. Given that each model runs at a different frequency, it would be useful to know for a given forecasted value, what time that forecast was made. I'm also interested to know which model has the most accurate 3-day forecast at my locations. I agree. So many forecasts are reasonably good for the next few hours. It would be great if the user could select the forecast time difference to see which forecast is best at 1 day or even 1 week.

Hi @Anas-Al-Faleh, I'm currently not aware of any source of publicly available data for Saudi Arabia. If You know of one, feel free to let me know and I will gladly add it to windy.

@Gkikas-LGPZ What Windy API service do you use for generating the key? What windyStationID do you use in the WundergroundStationForwarder script? edit: solved this myself. I was using the windy API not the windy weather station API which has a much longer API key.

@etic Hi, You can get the prevailing currents by viewing /downloading the Pilot Charts month by month. https://msi.nga.mil/Publications/APC [image: 1745230442881-240b227b-5e74-420e-b520-188add8d25ca.jpeg] [image: 1745230451511-741e4c28-d4e3-4081-915c-93ffb94cdaeb.jpeg] I don’t know if you need more details.

Hmmm no idea!

Hi, I registered my Davis Vantage Pro 2. I use Weather link Live. I am not familiar with python, so I do not understand how to use it to send my data to Windy. Could you please support? Thanks.

@Joseph-yong Meteoblue is still available [image: 1743873707791-458b117d-77b9-4cd7-ac7b-4d88e7e2a648.jpeg]

@BillElliott Hi, we get this data from MADIS and someone sends this data there. We cannot do much with this.

@h2obo Hi, if you have your station somewhere online, you can send your data to Windy on your own.

@Povilas-Treigys Seems OK [image: 1741623259567-1000017425.jpg] [image: 1741623259835-1000017426.jpg]

@climatebrad Hi, Windy use weather data from NOAA and other US departments, especially from weather models like GFS, NAM, HRRR, satellite pictures, the hurricane tracker of NHC, etc. They will not disappear for safety reasons, but could be no longer free ?