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@idefix37
Thank you for the detailed description, we will investigate.

Hi @gastii1648 and @jmh2002, you are right, thank you for reporting. We will fix it.

@TZ
Thank you for your answer.

@Simona-Polackova
I do confirm that this issue is observed with Rain, thunder layer, with ECMWF model. This occurs for me on iOS devices, iPhone and iPad, both with iOS app and for mobile website. In this last case both with Safari and Chrome. I have the same issue on Mac OSX with Chrome but a bit smoother.
No trouble with other models, so the addition of lightnings with ECMWF seems to be the cause.

@idefix37 Unfortunately not, the color is based on temperature. So from this imagery it is not possible to determine clouds altitude. Also it is not possible to distinguish between snow and low clouds. It could be possible with some cloud mask products. To sum it up: this is challenge for future ;-)

Hello, thank you for the report, we will investigate.

Hi @idefix37, please could you confirm that you are discussing Rain, thunder layer? Because it works well for me.... And what device/app or browser makes trouble? Thank you!

Hi @ejain, thank you for the report! We will investigate and let you know.

@TZ
I understood this difference in color based on clouds altitude, but could we know at which altitude the color changes?
https://community.windy.com/topic/8820/windy-launches-satellite-layer/62

@bdiddydog1 Hi! I hope we both are talking about satellite layer :-) The yellow colour is for low clouds/fog while white/blue colours are for high clouds. It is handy to distinguish between these two layers. You can often see how these layers move separately at different speed and in different direction. Also you can observe evolution of the storms (from cumulus to cumulonimbus)