Hello @chadmccullough, is it possible, that you have restricted the application to use your location on your device?

@mhaberler Here's a proof of concept using the ICON-D2 short term weather model from DWD.de - grid 2km, about 35 elevation levels below 5000m - way beyond other models in horizontal and vertical resolution:

Cesium animation of Icon-D2 windfield

here you can play live with it - zoom in and click on wind arrows

@idefix37 said in How to read the Surfing spots:

@arshjaksd
These colors depict the height of waves, more exactly the significant height. The scale in the low right corner of your screen shows the height of the waves according to the colors. You can choose the units, meters or feet.

Thanks a lot, I didn't know that,

http://mytilini.meteoclub.gr/

Irrelevant if there is 200mph or 300mph, but it's really important if it's under 10, 20 or 40 knots...

FMH 3 (weather observers handbook) states that the anomometer should be 15' (5m) above the ground.

@Tarrybear link doesn't work!

I am using Opera on win10 and it works perfectly.

What coordinate system does the system use ?

@jrwang Thanks, it is updated now!

On my iPhone, on the app, I finally found settings (icon under the Home iconas I recently learned). I then scrolled down (also not obvious). I changed from C to F and it automatically asked me to log-in, which I did and the switch stuck. I know I am forgetting something, but the key, in addition to being logged in (on the app on your iPhone!), is to scroll all the way down in Settings to find Save (in red, not grayed out). I did first log into the website, but noticed it was already set to F. Not sure if just then logging into the app made the difference (since settings are supposedly in the cloud) or if actual saving on the app while logged into the app did it.

@capt-Amory
No, GFS 22km has a lower resolution than ECMWF 9km which has a higher resolution.
https://help.weatherflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/207913278-Weather-model-resolution
The resolution is the number of grid points on a given surface (or pixels on a digital photo). If you decrease the distance between the points, you increase their number and so the resolution.

how do you get the embeded radar map to auto play? I am using Iframes and HTML?