@arpaial
First have you read the first post of this topic?
Then see additional information at
https://community.windy.com/topic/4991/airgram-meaning?_=1658568561329

@chzhh It seeems more useful.Can you tell me how to make Figure.2?

@desianasw Hello, can you show an example please?

Thanks for the keyboard shortcuts :)

In addition to left and right, could we also have the option to jump bigger steps with different keys please? Eg:

< > 1 hour
Left Right 3 hours
PgUp PgDown 12 hours

(Use whichever keys you like, not too fussed about that.)

When you go Premium, left and right only increments by 1 hour so you find yourself RSI-inducingly stabbing away at the keyboard as it slowly transitions (especially overnight when you're usually less interested). We could really do with another set of keys for 3 / 6 / 12 hours.

@john-marshal Hello, what weather model and layer were you using, please?

@korina
Hello Korina,
We have replied to your email. Thanks so much.

I think Reference time is the time when a model starts a new forecast block. The process consists of the following: Initialisation - data are entered into the model, this creates Initial conditions (initialisation time) and then model starts calculating conditions.

@Korina

Thanks for the suggestion, alas as a helicopter EMS service we go to a large variety of places and saving a route isn't applicable.

Having a means use the URL supplied route as the final route and the weather picker as a turned on by default would be most appreciated.

Windy is but one of ~10 NOTAM/weather resources that get loaded automatically for the pilots to review quickly. Our aim is to be airborne within ~10 minutes.

Owen

@marcorotta Thank you for the offer, we will consider it.

@Carl-Anderson said in How to set up a Windy Alert:

Feature Request: Is it possible to set up alerts for different altitudes, say FL100?

FR should be done here https://community.windy.com/category/4/your-feedback-and-suggestions