Meteorologists

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I want to clarify that I can see skewT, although the selector is OFF.

@rittels
Although I have activated less than 7 layers in my favourites,
I can not activate skewT. Any idea?

@ivo thanks for the info. It turned out to be quite trivial :)

The timestamp call works a treat. With the loader: no, there was no error, but I was embedding one load statement within the other which was probably a bad idea. I found a better approach by looping through the forecast keys and creating a time series array of surface pressure. Works nice now.

I also added a call to store.get('product') so that I could load the current model, and I think I've found a bug on your end. If you change model from ECMWF to GFS and vice versa, the output of store.get('product') shows the old model. You have to move the picker before it will show the highlighted model.

One other thing: how can I get the latest version to show in the plugin loader? If you enter windy-plugin-skewt you get version 0.1.0, the first version. You have to enter windy-plugin-skewt@0.2.5 to get the correct one. Obviously, this isn't a windy thing, it's to do with unpkg and npm. But any idea how to fix it? Npm shows me the latest version on its website, but I have to add the version number in unpkg.com to get the right one.

for example;
https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/Known+IFS+forecasting+issues

Hmm, I found this MADIS site.but I have no idea what it says :)

Notes 5 - MADIS Surface Variables
"Wind speed and direction are reported and stored in the database. The user can optionally select u & v wind components and those will be calculated and returned. The QC results from speed and direction will be used In either case, and if one of the map projections has been selected via the MSETDOM call, the winds will be rotated to match the projection. The documentation in the COOP cdl was changed to remove the height of the anemometer. All anemometers are at 10 meters heights except for (GYX, TANM3, and STYN6) which are at 3 meters."

Source;
WMO's "Guide to Meteorological Instruments and Methods of Observation" book

PART 1 : Measurement of meteorological variables / Chapter 5 - Measurement of surface wind
https://library.wmo.int/doc_num.php?explnum_id=3177

@ivo
sorry,this is wrong.
always wind measurements takes & report (metar,synoptic etc) 10m above the ground ;)

this guy simply explains :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fsjCpjpBi0

@ivo

from ICAO annex 3/chapter 4;

@ivo
As the magnetic declination in Czech Rep. is 3~5 degrees and wind direction is given in tens of degrees, you have no problem!
But if you fly to Greenland ....
https://screenshots.firefox.com/kCNSJ4D19uIqOUNs/upload.wikimedia.org
the ATC will give you wind dir. (for landing) in magnetic
(also runways names (01 up to 36), refer to magnetic azimuth in tens of degrees).