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@seba397
In INFRA+, cloud top temperature given in Kelvin scale (K).
240K - 273.15 = -33.15°C
200K - 273.15 = -73.15°C

@idefix37 Unfortunately not, the color is based on temperature. So from this imagery it is not possible to determine clouds altitude. Also it is not possible to distinguish between snow and low clouds. It could be possible with some cloud mask products. To sum it up: this is challenge for future ;-)

@bdiddydog1 Hi! I hope we both are talking about satellite layer :-) The yellow colour is for low clouds/fog while white/blue colours are for high clouds. It is handy to distinguish between these two layers. You can often see how these layers move separately at different speed and in different direction. Also you can observe evolution of the storms (from cumulus to cumulonimbus)

@MDason
Try skewT plugin
https://community.windy.com/topic/7541/windy-plugin-skewt-now-running-with-ecmwf-data/7

@Ivanovskiy
Have you tried to zoom-in?

@idefix37
@TomSlavkovsky
I would like to raise the matter of showing model's altitude into meteograms
as I proposed here
https://community.windy.com/topic/7929/model-altitude/3

@ivo
No answer !!! :)

@alip
https://community.windy.com/topic/7791/which-forecast-model-is-the-best

@alip
https://community.windy.com/topic/6526/how-to-forecast-gust-wind