@fwlghem Hello, the model might appear in the app in the future. Thank you for your suggestions and have a nice day, Niki

@beaverbanker In the FAQ you can read “ New snow: Total snow accumulation in the next hours or days. To estimate the depth of snow, we use the ratio: 1mm of rain = 1cm of snow.” For instance the ECMWF model is giving the snowfall as water equivalent. https://codes.ecmwf.int/grib/param-db/144

@idefix37 I'm not familiar enough with all of the various weather models and their different layers and predictions. I know that Windy has a worldwide PM2.5 layer from ECMWF that doesn't allow any forecast selection (but presumably could, to specify smoke plumes?). There are a variety of English language regional and national smoke forecast models I do know about: the two in the title from NOAA, Canada has one called Blue Sky [that also covers the US], Australia has a smoke module in its AQFx model. Given the current layout of Windy and the presence / availability of models that cover limited time and geographic areas I'm confused by your implication that something has to cover everywhere for consideration for inclusion.

@jkimmal ECMWF is the best global model. Of course, depending on your location, higher-resolution regional models can provide better forecasts, but they are not available everywhere. Meteoblue (MBLUE) is also excellent, but it cannot be displayed as a map; it can only be used for local forecasts.

Hi @readdie unfortunately, it is not possible to have NAM as preset for detail when you are in radar or satellite, but when you are in other layers (wind, ...) in NAM model, detail is opened with this model directly.

@Bruzote Thanks for this. I'm on Vancouver Island, Canada, I see from the map that we are right on the border of 3km coverage. Also find that HRRR usually forecasts much less rain than most other models, and less than what actually happens. Nice to know why.

@dukeslyhawker It is not possible to set another weather model. The ECMWF model is the default model in Windy.