Mountain skiers

@JRep65
You know these topics, you do not have to open them and read them :)

@Luscombe8e
Which device do you use? For me it works on desktop and iPad. When the Soundings window is open, you just need to click on the map and it moves to this place.
You can change also the time by the arrow keys.
I can’t imagine having it on a cell phone. On my phone the Soundings window covers almost completely the screen.

@userJeff said in Forecasted values on map change depending on zoom level:

I've seen over a 3x variation in forecasted PM 2.5

I’ve never seen such a variation in forecast figures at same date and same location when zooming in or zooming out. Just about 10% can be noticed. So please send screenshots showing clearly what you get when zooming.

@userJeff said in Forecasted values on map change depending on zoom level:

grib file resolution possibly being sent at a lower resolution when zoomed further out

What do you mean? Grib files are sent from Weather Center to Windy. How then by changing your zoom level on your screen could change the resolution of the grib file ??

For whatever reason the number in the weather picker shows a variation depending on the zoom level, is it so amazing? On Windy you can switch from a map covering 180° longitude, ie half of the globe, which is about 14000km at latitude 45 ° .... to a surface covering 55km when zooming in to the maximum. As already said, interpolation is just a way to smoother discontinuous figures. A 10% variation of interpolated figures should not be a problem, as by definition, interpolated figures are not accurate.

@Tom29
If you click on the magnifying glass (red arrow)

And ask for « Surf spot ». You find this article.

https://community.windy.com/topic/7810/4-500-surfing-spots-round-the-world-directly-on-windy-forecast-map

So you just need to read it to know who is the provider of surf spots to Windy.

@Kaname__M
If you like my colors settings, you can get them
here:

https://community.windy.com/topic/7233/wind-colors-for-sailors-and-for-everyone

@Kaname__M
You are right for the wind. But you can customize these colors as you like.
For example I use this color palette, with pale colors for light winds and strongest colors for strong winds. And there is no similar color in the color scale.

@Gqy-DxOABJJz1Znr
I don’t think so. When you select Compare, the first line is GFS and the second ECMWF. You may check with individual forecasts from these 2 models. You get the same figures as in this comparison table.
In the App, the order of models is from the highest resolution to the lowest one. In this comparison table it is the opposite, from the lowest to the highest.

@Dani-13

Deberías ver eso.
Observaciones ayer a las 14h UTC por esta estación meteorológica (primera línea).
Todas las estaciones no indican lluvia.

You should see that.
Observations, yesterday at 14h UTC, by this weather station (first line). All stations do not indicate rain.

@hwoelfl
If the order of your favorite list is important for you, just add a digit (1,2,3...) in front of location names. In your list of favorites, click on names to modify them.

@auntfluffy
Enter a location in the search bar and click on the heart just nearby. That’s all.