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@seomatikus Hi, yes you can, check the guideline here

@ivo said in Stations misplaced:

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Well I cant find these stations at this WMO list

https://oscar.wmo.int/oscar/vola/vola_legacy_report.txt

We use this source

https://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/nsd_bbsss.txt

and this source

ftp://ftp.wmo.int/wmo-ddbs/VolA_New/Pub9volA160415x.flatfile

any help to find some more actual source?

@pinchof said in Stations misplaced:

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The lat lons are wrong in our database

@mcrossley Hi, 0 means variable wind. Otherwise, 1˚-360˚ describes the wind direction.

Now you can send atmospheric pressure in following units:

• pressure - real number [Pa]
• mbar - real number [milibar, hPa]
• baromin - real number [inches Hg]

@makx78
If you noticed a radar image like this:

then probably the radar was set in "Clear Air Mode".
http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/239/

These radar products aren't anything to worry about. :)

Also, today over India!

User AlexPat just created Animated GIF.

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This image is licenced under Creative Commons licence (CC-BY 3) and can be used/modified freely in any possible way. Just mention Windy.com

Create your own animation at https://www.windy.com/animate

@WXcycles
If the animations run a little slower, I think it would be better.
Also consider adding pressure isolines.

@TChilli
"Surface" is a map of wind (or temperature) at model's lowest atmospheric layer.
Over the ocean (or open sea) it is the same with MSL.
In complex terrain it may differ a lot from reality.

Also ...

Strong winds situations give even more innacurate forecasts near surface.