@Suty Thank you for your response - greatly appreciated. Regards

Hi @Impair , The problem with CamStreamer webcams has been solved. We are currently working on the other known ones. I checked webcams from https://www.utinform.hu/ you mentioned, and there was an unexpected change on the provider's side. It should be fixed in a few days. If you have some other webcams that are missing, please let us know, and we will investigate them as soon as possible.

Hi @russell-whitaker, Thanks for the report, Do you have any links or IDs that I can use to investigate what happened with them?

@thuanma Nice analysis One correction: we plan to support YouTube webcams again in the near future.

@rudawindy Dobrý den, kamera by měla být přidána přímo vlastníkem. Pokud jste to vy, případně jej znáte, lze to udělat přímo v naší aplikaci zde.

Hey @Olaf-Marcinkiewicz We cannot find any requests for adding a webcam with this account or e-mail address. Could you share the webcam URL?

@Suty Hello... I received your email and replied!

@Marti-TS More info for you, you will get the reply to your email today and the issue should be solved as well.

@fridou Hi, thank you, it should be fixed in a few hours.

@Cube202 Dekujeme za report, zmena byla evidovana a mela by se behem par hodin projevit.

@Suty The email was sent to marketa.peskova I sent a followup yesterday. The followup says the following: I'm just following up on this. The traffic cameras went away for a while but now they're all back and it's more messed up than ever. It is like someone is doing that mess up the site. There are hundreds of traffic cameras, someone flooded Windy with them and they're all in the wrong place. Plus they are not about weather. Windy is not a traffic monitoring platform. The user that keeps posting all of those should be banned and their webcam suubmissions removed.

@Nikki-Grindle Hi, can you please provide any example?

@everhard Hello, thank you for letting us know. Could you please clarify which webcam you mean? I had a look, but I only found three (McMurdo Station, Palmer Station, Troll Station) that seem to belong to Antarctica. Have a nice day, Jari

..... official reports from the airport 28 July at 06:55 and 05:55 UTC: METAR LIQW 280655Z 32005KT 290V360 7000 -TSRA FEW014CB BKN024 19/17 Q1006 RMK OVC VIS MIN 7000 WIND THR14 32006KT WHT= METAR LIQW 280555Z 35006KT 9999 -TSRA FEW011CB SCT024 18/17 Q1005 RMK OVC OVC059 VIS MIN 9999 WIND THR14 34005KT BLU= P.S. TSRA stands for Thunderstorm with Rain.

@thuanma @caldrjir Hi, sorry for the extreme delay, but I haven't been able to prioritize this issue. If caldrjir are able to change the title I would be very happy. The location should be Skutsæter which is the farm where the camera is located. (The name Skutseter has been the name used by those who owns the farm but somehow the "official" name has been decided to be what is shown in the map.) The camera is facing 60 degrees (approx north-east). Thanks :-)

Hey there, if you mean this webcam, then we do store some historical images and you can access them with a premium account, but it's just a single image per month, which is probably much less than you need. We are working on storing a lot more images, but currently, that's all we have and we will not be able to backfill the data.

Hi @winniw10. I finally contacted the administrators and they fixed the problem for me. I think everything was fine, but they had to execute the changes.

@Michael-Rodriguez-6 Windy doesn't own the cameras but you can click the link that says"provider's website" and see if you can contact the owner of the camera and retrieve the footage you are looking for. Good luck.

@MarcFrancois Bonjour, Vous avez déjà reçu une réponse. Il n’est donc pas nécessaire de multiplier les messages. https://community.windy.com/topic/39672/récupération-d-images-webcam-à-la-suite-d-un-incendie?_=1745525727410 Vous pouvez y lire: “ Malheureusement, nous ne sommes pas propriétaires de ces webcams et nous n'avons aucune vidéo ni aucun élément connexe. Nous en sommes désolés.”

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