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@llxc We are investigating it and it seems there is some problem on the ECMWF side: https://www.ecmwf.int/en/service-status
We will create status topic in community and keep you informed about the situation.
@ken-miller-fly I think there is an issue with the server providing elevation data. Will let you know.
@idefix37 Ah so it seems! Totally forgot that there's the isolines box in the drawer :) Thank you
Awesome work :) Thank you!!
As for charging for it - I think you guys absolutely deserve to get paid. There's no forcing in providing a good quality service with awesome features and qualities such as smoothness and relative simplicity, listening to the folks who use your stuff, and doing it all sustainably w/o going out of business. Keep at it!
Also, obviously, would be superb if the pressure toggle got persisted locally in a cookie or in account details similar to how the 1hr forecast toggle could be persisted
Can you add the pressure lines toggle to weather radar? Would make it way easier and faster to infer in which direction the rainy areas are likely moving without having to either check the wind screen or scan back and forth with the time slider and then try to infer and extrapolate from that :-)
Would appreciate it if the 1hr setting in forecast got persisted, either locally in a cookie or account wide, won't matter much which way
"@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.
