@Marc-E-S Hello, do you have any source of data for this measurement?

@Maria-paz-Suarez Hello, can you please provide more info about the purchase? Which device did you use to purchase it?

Hi @le-bourhid, I was unfortunately also unable to get in contact with anyone from CNES. Thus I can't promise anything regarding the issue. The images are publicly available on MF web: https://meteofrance.gf/fr/images-radar So you can use their web directly, although we can't use the data ourselves.

@Suty thank you! it worked that way

@ozonito [image: 1764606335133-7ebf9cf4-a4d3-4a5a-9115-226c5a1a947c-image.png] (Aplicando mi código postal, resulta la misma cantidad).

@노범준 According to the Premium badge near your username, you are Premium member. So why do say that it doesn't apply?

@idefix37 Okay, if we talk about the Route planner, there is a plan to offer all models there, but I can't promise where this will be done on our end. Hopefully next year.

@Danh-Le-4 Hello, may I ask what version of iOS do you have installed? Please be aware that you need the production version of iOS so we can confirm the full functionality of the app.

@t02 La carte de precipitation dans Windy ne montre pas la réalité, mais la prévision par un modèle météo. Ce ne sont donc pas des observations, à part Radar et Satellite. Or la limite pluie-neige est très difficile à prévoir avec exactitude localement. Pour analyser plus précisément vos observations vous devriez préciser quelles sont les cartes auxquelles vous faites références.

@idefix37 Thanks a lot! It surely was the point. I updated to beta iOS 26.2 and everything’s fine now. THANKS!!

@Goubier This data could be provided by Copernicus (CAMS) which is already the data provider for some of Windy gas and PM maps. To obtain this type of map: https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu/charts/packages/cams/products/carbon-dioxide-forecasts?base_time=202511150000&layer_name=composition_co2_totalcolumn&projection=classical_global&valid_time=202511150300 But looking at this map, you would be a little disappointed because there are not such big gaps between high or low emitting areas. The reason for this is the stability over time of the CO2 molecule. It would be much more interesting to know the fluxes of this gas (sources and sinks), as explained here: https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu/new-high-quality-cams-maps-carbon-dioxide-surface-fluxes-obtained-satellite-observations But it does not seem that this type of map is now available.

@marcellocantoni Right now, there is no plan to add any new models in Europe.

@kenichiro-tanahara Hello, what device and OS version do you use?

@Víctor-Martínez-3 If AEMET do not provide data from this area how Windy could display it. [image: 1762416178580-5d566929-6608-46ce-a230-94623936c534.jpeg]

Yes I understand, thanks everyone

@Mpenayo Concerning the wind animation, have you update the app to the latest version v47.2 In the previous one the animation was missing.

@Jojhy Hello, right now there is no plan to add this to our maps, I am sorry about it.