@idefix37 The gpx files I'm using came from the Supercycle bike computer app and contain my exact coordinates updated every second for the duration of the ride (2-3 hours). That's why there are so many waypoints. I just manually created a route in Windy that matches one of my gpx files. I had to use 15 points to get all the turns but it's 44 miles and should be nearly identical to the gpx from my bike computer app. Unfortunately, scrolling thru the timeline one hour at a time, the data/graph section only updates when it feels like it. That ends up being roughly every other or every third hour. Sometimes it updates every hour for like two or three hours in a row and then I start getting suspicious. "It's working now... something must be wrong." I need it to work all the time.

@Bob-Moore our provider reacted very quickly and Managua radar is back on windy: [image: 1690897226106-screenshot_20230801_133941.png]

I confirm the remark about the timeline disappearing on Android. In certain situations if you hit back (or swipe from the outside of the screen in to do the "back" gesture) the timeline just disappears and there is no apparent way to activate it again. The only workaround I found is to switch to Satellite view which has its own timeline, then switch back to whatever layer you were initially on to bring back the timeline on that layer. Another bug (?) I noticed with the route planner is that if you type in a custom speed and tap the "enter" key (as it's the most intuitive way to exit the keyboard input field) the whole route is reset. The workaround would be to type in the custom speed and then tap outside the keyboard window to make sure the route is kept. However this is not at all intuitive...

@ketar868 @Catalin-Adrian-Pisoiu Can you please send your location from the widget, so we can check that?