I have exactly the same problem (iOS 26). Here's the video-gif that illustrates the problem. I can add that this happens not only with radar widget, but with any widget. For example I have a widget for a specific location and tap on it opens my current position (not selected location as it was before). ([image: 1789200551763-video_2026-09-12_10-02-24.gif] image url)

Maybe it helps: When I tap on any widget then this error in console appears. This does not happen when tap on app icon, only witgets. { "errorID": "appsflyer-init-failed", "overlay": "satellite", "runningPhase": "2_dependenciesResolved", "timestamp": 1789200107780, "runningMinutes": 0, "type": "customLogError", "msg": "AppsFlyer init failed", "url": "https://app-webview.windy.com/#/49.xxx/18.xxx/mblue", "ver": "51.1.2", "target": "mobile", "platform": "android", "device": "mobile", "latestBcast": "store: unresolvedErrors (15ms ago at 1789200107765) store: unresolvedErrors (15ms ago at 1789200107765) store: mapCoords (8ms ago at 1789200107772) store: _cloudSync (5ms ago at 1789200107775) store: usedLang cs (5ms ago at 1789200107775)", "network": { "downlink": 9.6, "downlinkMax": null, "effectiveType": "4g", "rtt": 0, "saveData": false, "type": "wifi" }, "module": "AppsFlyer", "stack": "Error at returnResult (:947:32) at win.androidBridge.onmessage (:922:21)" }

@brent-stewart See a recent thread about frontal boundaries.

@Suty thanks

@Suty Thanks

@Filip_K Thank you Filip. We are back on the wetaher map :-)

@Suty when playing the radar/satellite movement over the past hour, the time shows across the bottom, and each time it reaches the current time, it resets to 1 hour ago. Every thime it repeats, it triggers a haptic vibration regardless of the 'vibrate' switch. I cannot find a way to stop it and find it distracting. This happens for me as well. Android, Samsung S23 Ultra, free version of windy.

@Filip_K you seem to be right, the data for higher altitudes is missing... Sorry

@wholybee It is not possible to zoom in on the color gradient beyond the current limit. This is justified: given the 10 km average resolution of main models, it is unrealistic to expect to obtain further detail regarding the color gradients by zooming to higher level.

@Mandy-Lindsay Yes, it would be really useful for thunderstorms.

@In2deep I disagree, as a probably-average user. Much of Windy’s power goes over my head — I almost never change models, for example, since the error I would introduce by making a bad choice there is surely worse than the error of sticking with the default model. I move between areas constantly so re-evaluating which model to use every few days is just too much. But Windy provides a great deal of information that, even if I don’t interpret it entirely right due to my obliviousness, has been valuable vs what I get on “normie” weather apps. When I first started using Windy it seemed like the forecasts were spot-on, most of the time. In the last year it has felt much less so, presumably because it’s just a more difficult job these days. When the predictability scores appeared, it felt like Windy had heard my thoughts and was trying to address them. For an unsophisticated user, these scores tell me “you can make confident plans based on this information” vs “it’s a crapshoot, don’t plan anything critical, but here’s one way it might turn out.” For photography and drone pilot work, that’s really helpful context to have. I lack the skill to make my own judgement call, lack the time to learn how, and appreciate a dumbed-down “stoplight” I can use to temper my decisions. I’m currently waiting out a rainstorm that was supposed to be a clear morning. I pulled airspace authorization for today, but also got a backup for next week because today’s forecast was “red” predictability when I was submitting the applications. As a result, my client gets the rescheduled flight sooner. I’ll grant you, even those tiny dots are just more noise in an already-busy user interface. I can see why a skilled user would want them gone. But it does have value to others. Maybe they can make it hide-able?

@louich_migdion Tough to achieve because guidance models don't output drawn frontal boundaries and Windy doesn't employ a team of meteorologists to draw them for the globe. And the computer drawn ones are awful still in my opinion :)

Hi @Totobox, thank you for detailed description of possible ways to get access to SMN radar data. I've sent a short message to odp-aws@smn.gov.ar regarding possible access to ws1.smn.gob.ar/v1/images/radar/* endpoint. I'll keep you updated, if/when they reply.