Windy friends that help us to manage our community
@hgodin
It is not a mistake on Windy.
Unfortunatelly the airport's database that Windy uses is very outdated.
Similar problems: https://community.windy.com/topic/6407/airport-database-very-outdated
and
https://community.windy.com/topic/8481/ltfm-airport-is-localized-in-wrong-place
@Gkikas-LGPZ
Thanks for this nice picture. No doubt we are at equinox date !
Today, the day/night terminator line is parallel to the axis of the Earth
and to lines of longitude.
@kgdangar
For data provider and info., press the clock icon.
Just a reminder for the Windy Community from the FAQ:
Political Topics & Posts Are NOT Acceptable.
https://community.windy.com/topic/8680/political-topics-posts-are-not-acceptable
Windy does not create any forecast data but instead only visualises forecast and actual data received from various third party providers.
Are you using the Reported Wind feature, or the Forecast feature?
A screenshot of the issue would be helpful.
Thank you for your post, however the place names are not controlled by Windy.
Please see the following posts about how the map data for Windy is sourced and displayed from www.openstreetmap.org:
https://community.windy.com/topic/4649/how-to-correct-errors-in-the-base-maps
https://community.windy.com/topic/5564/disputed-territories-on-windy
Please also note: For every language, a different place name label can be displayed, so please choose your correct language and data display.
Further discussion of place name and language issues or disputes should be directed to the OpenStreetMap Forum here: https://forum.openstreetmap.org/index.php > scroll down & select > users: (the relevant country for your dispute and/or question)
In the case of a political dispute please leave such topics out of the Windy forum and instead focus on the discussion of weather.
Thank you :)
@Ricou231
Bonjour
Je comprends que le mot « chance » puisse te troubler.
En fait il est utilisé en mathématiques, pour le calcul des probabilités, sans la connotation d’être chanceux ou de malchanceux. Par exemple on a 1 chance sur 32 de tirer l’as de trèfle dans un jeu de 32 cartes
Il faut le comprendre comme synonyme de probabilités ou d’occasions. C’est vrai qu’en français dans ce sens on l’utilise plutôt au pluriel. Si vous conduisez trop vite, vous avez des chances d’avoir un accident
Mais tu le trouves où ce mot? Dans les bulletins du NHC donc en anglais?
