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Hi @Dkat, I wrote you an email.

Hi @Norm_Shea, the donation is not considered as a gift but as a regular product, since we are a for-profit company. Therefore taxes need to be applied.

Hi @JeffreyClear, you can donate via www.windy.com/donate where the currency is EUR.

Hi @afurley, thank you for your offer, however we are a for-profit company. Therefore donations are not considered as a "gift" but as a regular "product" which is taxed.

@Pcg191 Hi, this will be added soon.

@Jaroslav-Chládek
Yes, there is a scale in kilometers.
You just need to click on the right button of your mouse (or a long press on screen if your are on the phone app). This opens a pop up window where you can select Distance&planning.
By this way you get the exact distance between 2 points, or more.

@raccoongod
If you read carefully this topic, you will find a possible answer to your suggestion:
https://community.windy.com/topic/9242/please-3d-again

Thanks, @idefix37! I've made a short article out of your answer: http://bit.ly/snow-depth-forecast-map

A snowboarder @TKigle from Austria suggested a new feature, the snowfall history map, to allow snowboarders to check where the snow really came down during the last days.

As @idefix37 pointed out, there’s better metric for that and Windy already has the feature. It's the Snow depth forecast map, although it has it's limits - namely the grid of the forecast models (9 km for ECMWF, 7 km for ICON).

If you cumulate the snowfall over several days, it will not give exactly the depth of snow, because the snow compacts gradually: Its density increases.

On Windy the Snow depth layer gives you directly the information as well as the snow density.

But because of the low resolution of the weather models, this information is very rough and quite inaccurate in mountains.

https://www.windy.com/-Snow-depth-snowcover?snowcover,45.199,9.767,8,internal