@Suty It SHOULD be updated accordingly to the mobile position on the route. To clarify the issue, I plotted a route with each waypoint at 10NM from the previous one. With a boat sailing 10kt (10NM per hour), at WP2 you should be 1hr after departure, at WP2 2hr after departure, at WP3 3hr after departure… At starting 0.00 it is OK [image: 1763470701856-61d0f8f9-db09-4e6b-90b2-c3284df29a08-resized.jpeg] Between WP2 and WP23, time should be 1.00, not 0.00 [image: 1763470724873-9d251dce-efe3-4ce3-a554-6b4f002abe98-resized.jpeg] Between WP3 and WP4 time should be 2.00 not 1.00 [image: 1763470775294-36c4ea7a-805e-4bd5-8fe7-1c5fde82afc0-resized.jpeg] Between WP4 and WP5, 2.00 is obviously wrong [image: 1763470819705-a7c071e5-9cde-40e0-8cbc-ef5363170a16-resized.jpeg] Back between WP2 and WP3, 3.00 is wrong and should be 2.00 [image: 1763470875749-3c1a10dd-08d1-4633-ad7b-3770f7d32517-resized.jpeg] You can check this during a multi-day trip. You will find that the date and time are inconsistent, especially if you check the date and time in forward and backward positions.

@rboelsems In the Route planner this not possible. If you must stop it is useful to save your route to your Favorites. Then, retrieve it and shorten it to your stopping point.

@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.

@samwybo These colored areas indicate temperature differences relative to the ISA (International Standard Atmosphere). Light green areas are -5°C relative to the ISA. Darker green areas are -10°C relative to the ISA. Light red areas are +5°C relative to the ISA. Darker red areas are +10°C relative to the ISA. Note you need to turn Speed ON to get the weather cross section during the flight not only at start. [image: 1747319671054-1cbe8625-d7b6-4f7e-9b5e-12b11adab206.jpeg] (Sorry, I deleted your screenshot while thinking to edit my own post )

Hi @Dave-Leschak thank you for the feedback. I will forward this for a consideration, however, it is not planned right now.

@Ondřej-Šutera ... ok, good to hear. keep up the good work :)

@fosojedi said in Incorrect Wave direction in Route Planner: Based on other information, the model detail is accurate per the model, while the route planner is not. Route planner seems to be showing completely different wave directions. Where have your seen that Route planner is not accurate ? Your issue about Waves direction is probably due to a wrong reference direction for wind and waves. See More option and set the reference direction (wind barbs) to North up.

tutorial was a godsend