New Zealand, Australia and Pacific

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Hi there! Just a question about some strange patterns appearing on the radar images this afternoon over vic/south eastern Australia.

I'm sure there's a simple explanation but I'm a little baffled unless its just a glitch in the radar imaging. They look like strange arcs that only appear for 1 or 2 images. If you look at the radar over Victoria for the last 6 hrs today on the 1st of april you'll see what i mean.

Thanks!
Jim

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Windy's video feature still remains non-functional within Firefox 67.0.2 - the video online saving process simply crashes the browser.

If it's not going to be made workable could you please provide Firefox users the ability to at least make animated GIFs once again?

@LJJJ

Agree, lots of people have asked for these in Windy, simply because they tell you much more that's significant to humans than the T value or a humidity overlay does.

@NevP

I created a vastly better, more detailed and far easier (and more accurate) to interpret cloudbase overlay setting, which you can download from here (have some patience as it will take a few seconds for this page to load due to the amount of text settings and graphics within it:

https://community.windy.com/post/19263

The specific directions to install the custom overlays is found within the first post in this custom graphics overlays thread, here:
https://community.windy.com/post/19249

Examples and a legend to interpret it:

This is the custom cloudbase overlay:

This is the standard Windy overlay:

Current time forecast for detail and info comparison:

My cloud tops overlay also uses these same color shades and altitude divisions so that a pilot can easily interpret and assimilate both for any required altitude range.

@shorebum97

The wind directions did not disappear, you just need to set for them to be displayed, and then zoom in closer to see them. If you zoom out you won't see them.

thank you so much ...groundup it goes
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