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@meteolatvia
I wish you your dream come true.
Study hard mathematics and physics and I'm sure one day you'll become a meteorologist.

@johnckealy
500 hPa gph rarely observed higher than 6000m

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@vicb

"@matikru The green line starts at air temperature + some constant (4 or 5C if I remember correctly)."

It looks like you add 3 degrees: https://github.com/vicb/windy-plugin-sounding/blob/ce22dc08d0d436fee4024ab54dc1642bf6762369/src/containers/containers.js#L28

A 2 degrees shift seems to match fairly well with the thermal top overlay, within a few 100 feet.

Few improvement. Added lines for LCL, CCL, TCON, and control of these lines.

@ivo :

The plugin is published on github: https://github.com/rittels/windy-plugin-radiosonde

the skew-t part is here: https://github.com/rittels/skewt-js

@johnckealy thanks!!

@korina you are absolutely right - it works much better in Safari 14.1.1. It must be a problem with my version of Chrome. Sorry that I didn't test earlier.

Thanks

@korina Nice !

One thing: 3D mode is unusable for me with particule animations - it is much too slow / janky.

I have a ~3y old mack book pro & Chrome 91 & wind animation set to "normal".

It's ok with particule animations off.

Would it possible to auto-disable particule animation when the FPS drops below a reasonable value ?

@petra-pik
The first and the third map have english labels
but the name of the country is different.
Didn't they come from the same source (osm)?

.... it also depends to the base map I use!