@qazwsx1150
Your question is really surprising because the Meteoblue model has been used in Windy for a very long time in the point forecast table !

@Ric-Gianoli
Hi,
You just need to scroll the amber labels Start or Finish

@robertwcass
It seems your problem is linked to your Internet connection via StarLink when you are offline and to the use of Bluetooth Garmin GLO receiver used to feed your position into your iOS devices. Am I right?
All users who have a location issue are not in a similar case.

@tomacat
Looking in detail at the update time in the tracker, it seems that all data sources are displaying the same update time. For instance for Bebinca all models (JMA, UKM, BoM-A, ECMWF) was updated 5h ago.

But in fact it could be the time since the reference time in UTC, here 00Z. I agree it should be easier to display it more clearly.
Update time in Windy is not the reference time of the model, so it is confusing.

@Şahin-Altan said in İnconsistency:

I’ve noticed a significant inconsistency in the accuracy of your weather forecasts.

This has caused me to question the reliability of the app.

I kindly request that you review this issue and make the necessary improvements to enhance the accuracy of your forecasts.

Windy does NOT make any weather forecast but visualises the forecast of weather models from major weather centers like ECMWF, NOAA, DWD…
Windy cannot therefore make any changes to this forecast data.
In addition, you do not say where you noticed inaccuracies and for which layer, which parameter (wind, temperature, rain… ? ).
Have you tried all models available in Windy for your area ?

@tomacat
The ECMWF update their tracker data 4 times a day
https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/cyclone?base_time=202409150000&product=tc_strike_probability&unique_id=17W_BEBINCA_2024
Click on SELECT DIMENSIONS -> Time
But I don’t know if Windy update its tracker 4 times a day too.

@Stanley-Woo
Hello, please see my related post here
https://community.windy.com/topic/34378/windy-launches-premium-15-day-forecast-for-ecmwf-model-using-aifs-technology/3?_=1726380744749

Meteorologists of the ECMWF (European Centre for Medium-range Weather Forecasts) say their AIFS model is still an experimental model.
So don’t be surprised that this model is not accurately predicting a shower in the morning in more than 10 days.

Then I’m not sure to understand what you mean with

Another question is that is AIFS available throughout ECMWF when doing the weather forecast, or only available when doing 14 days forecast?

@robertwcass
To avoid asking the same questions and getting the same answers, I recall all your previous posts about the same subject
https://community.windy.com/topic/32094/why-is-windy-not-finding-my-location?_=1726380744733

@Jono-Bristed
Please check the steps to assign your subscription to your account
https://community.windy.com/topic/11832/what-to-do-if-you-can-t-access-your-windy-premium-features?sort=oldest_to_newest

@votrunghieu
About the map see this related post
https://community.windy.com/topic/34245/地图太陈旧了?_=1726327507587

Then you said

I also have the opinion that the wind direction of windy.com has a little problem is that the wind direction towards Antarctica is north and vice versa. Please the people who created windy.com can help and fix these errors. Thank you

The wind direction in Windy is correct.
A wind towards Antarctica is a North wind because it comes from the North.
Same as a wind blowing towards the East is a West wind.
On a weather map a North wind (displayed N or 0°) is symbolized by an arrow pointing South.
It is the opposite of what a weather vane shows.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_direction
This convention is used internationally for weather and navigation.

No need to fix the wind direction in Windy.