Guys that really know the stuff
Quick fix......
The magnification setting is displayed in the URL code
https://www.windy.com/-Rain-thunder-rain?rain,-31.155,126.219,9,i:pressure
as the last digit before the weather parameters , X,i:pressure
In the above case "X" or mag= 9
If the magnitude is wrong when opening the windy app, go to the URL and change the last digit to the preferred magnification.
Try bookmarking the adjusted URL.
@stitch said in Keyboard shortcut:
Just touching base again with this request/idea. Any comments or thoughts to this concept and if it could be implemented on the next Windy Update?
**** This is with regard to a keyboard shortcut allowing you to toggle between the NWP models available on the Windy platform
Just touching base again with this request/idea. Any comments or thoughts to this concept and if it could be implemented on the next Windy Update?
@idefix37
In my computer, is no saved as "north up".
When I open "distance & planning" in BOAT mode
is shows wind direction relatively to the boat direction.
@Branchie
Go to "more options" and select "north up".
P.S. I sugest you to read the "BOAT" section
in https://community.windy.com/topic/9596/how-to-use-a-route-planner
@idefix37 In "BOAT", wind direction is set automaticaly LEFT TO RIGHT. Do you think it is preferable than NORTH UP ?
@idefix37
O.25° = 0.25x60nm = 15 nm =27.8 km
Try looking at this site for a temp fcst.
https://meteologix.com/au/forecast/2172797-cairns/xl/euro
Looking at the temp at Cairns Apt, @ 1pm 24 Nov, it was 32.9C
The best model fcst (for 2pm) was GFS and DWD.
As you mentioned in your post, EC is too cool.
It is not an answer, but maybe another source to access your temp forecasts :)
I would recommend Barani products (Meteohelix)
Hello,
Windy's radar and satellite layers are very flexible and easy to navigate>
I would like to see a combined product.
Can there be a third layer where radar is overlapped to the sat picture?
Something like this
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Cheers
Riccardo
@Sloyed
https://community.windy.com/topic/12327/satellite-sources/2?_=1668364256122
Select "visual" to see lakes, rivers etc.
Please keep in mind that meteorological satellites have a resolution of aprox. 2km so cannot "see" smaller features.
