New Zealand, Australia and Pacific

@mosga may be https://www.buoyweather.com/info.jsp?id=21948 has some information on historical data.

@jburggraaf looks like the next thunderstorms around Melbourne will be on Wednesday it seems.

@mike-green6 Actually you are right it does seem to be the ECMWF model as the ICON does seem to show it.

@mike-green6 Yeah I've noticed this also. It seems to come and go. It seems to happen on a number of browsers/OS I've tried. On a desktop we browser I found if you toggle between different cloud levels and then try freezing altitude it seems to come up again.

@petra-pik another thing I noticed on Safari browser 15.0 (15612.1.29.41.4, 15612): when I create a new window session of windy.com and then click freezing altitude it doesn't show. But when I click on the various cloud levels H, M, L, cloud base, visibility and then go back to click on freezing altitude it shows up correctly.

@petra-pik it seems to have fixed itself on Safari browser but on iPhone it's still not working

@petra-pik Yeah it doesn't seem to work on the web either.

A nice big high pressure system over Australia

@petra-pik Just wondering why the wind accumulation map is not changing pressure isobars over the days ahead. [0_1631608986367_Screen Shot 2021-09-14 at 6.42.38 pm.png](Uploading 0%)

@tppiotrowski This is pretty cool. I actually wonder if the weather forecast models take into account changes in temperature for those regions that are in shadow.