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Hi @Bruno-Serra , you're right, thanks for your report! We will investigate it.

Hi @MOLLH , thanks for your message. My colleague Simona is now communicating with you via email.

@AtlanticPM1 Hello Tammy, thank you for contacting us. I have replied to your email, basically there is no problem at all. :)

Hi @sriggs , thanks for your message. What exactly is your iPhone model and OS?

1. 'Display all times in UTC' option is OFF.
2. Place the picker somewhere on the mainland (e.g. in the USA) and open the forecast detail.
3. Click through all available forecast models and watch the time slider. All models are showing the local time, including NEMS – which is correct.
4. With the forecast detail still open, click somewhere in the ocean (e.g. around the USA), far enough from the mainland.
5. Click through all available models and watch the time slider. All models are showing the local time, except NEMS that is displaying UTC time.

NAM on land: 10 AM = OK

NEMS on land: 10 AM = OK

NAM in the ocean: 10 AM = OK

NEMS in the ocean: 3 PM = WRONG

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Predicting Aurora i think most Aurora Hunters know how to do and what it involves... there are plenty of tools on the web to predict.
What we need is an aurora oval overlay on a map, no matter the clouds. So we know more exactly where to go. This is an essential tool for Aurora spotting in northern Europe since the Aurora oval is not consistent and changes quite drastically dependent on the weather conditions in space, earth's magnetic field and the intensity overall. In northern Europe it is quite closely monitored in the northern countries.
Seeing the Aurora oval is most likely the most significant and essential tool in forecasting the Northern Lights. NOAA has provided data for years but has proven the last couple of years to be more and more un reliable and faulty by as much as two days + -.

Hi @jgaryellison , what kind of emails do you mean? Is it the Windy Alert? Can you please resend one to info[at]windy.com so that I can see it? Thank you.

At the end of each email of this type, there should be a clickable button "Edit / Unsubscribe this alert" (I have just checked it again). You can also take a look at this tutorial: https://blog.windy.com/email-alert

Hello @Shahtynec , just click "Deactivate" in the "Rain" section of the particular alert. Here's the tutorial: https://blog.windy.com/email-alert

Hi @georgecbetts , the +/- zoom buttons are only available in the old version for Android 4 (which is no longer being updated). Thank you for understanding.