@idefix37

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I have found this somewhere on the internet. I just want the confirmation from the institute. If there is any relation we can use, then please mention it.
Thanks for your response.

@StanChip Hi, except the new section of Drough monitoring, where you can check layers Drought intensity, Moisture anomaly and Soil moisture. There is anything new planned right now.

You are right. If I don't use a humidifier, it bothers the inside of my nose and throat immediately.

Hello
Yes, you can check the humidity of a desired region on Windy. Open the app or website, enable the 'Humidity' layer from the 'Layers' menu, and view color-coded areas representing humidity levels on the map. Hover over locations to see exact values and use the timeline slider to track humidity patterns over time.

The texture of the soil refer to the size of its mineral particles.. This is important for determining how easily water and nutrients can move through the soil.

@L-K-4
Try https://sharaku.eorc.jaxa.jp/GSMaP/

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@L-K-4
Could you explain what you mean in the title of your post? I can’t see a relation with the post itself.

Concerning the Drought monitoring layers, you can see that 2 depths are considered in the soil profile, 0-40cm or 0-100cm. I don’t think that aquifers have an influence at these depths on wide scales.

Here is additional information:
https://community.windy.com/topic/18850/which-parameters-are-taken-into-account

@copypastelist
Hi, Windy does not archive data.

@homephixx Here is the explanation.

Dear Valentine,
Please get in touch with me at blahova.m@czechglobe.cz to discuss further details. Thank you! Monika

@wadhwa Hello, you can find more detailed information about the model setup in Řehoř et al. 2021.