@korina Thanks for your quick response. I hope you change your rendering indeed, because it is unusable in certain regions, especially in the mornings. Meteoblue's rendering style works better, IMHO.

@korina said in Radar image: @justinlee8 Hi, visible satellite is still available in the app. Just click on the three dost to open other options to view it. @dydxdx

Hi @FranciscoMateus, this is a test pattern of the radar. You can read more on this here: https://community.windy.com/topic/13493/what-is-this/6?_=1600681067491 'Strange' behavior of the radar: https://www.weather.gov/jetstream/radarfaq#everything https://www.radartutorial.eu/15.weather/wx21.en.html

A video from NASA, on 50th Anniversary of TIROS-1 ..... an RCA film for NASA and TIROS-1 mission profile

@TZ You are right, this is obvious when latitude-longitude grid is shown (see Settings). The reflection of the sun moves a little more north each day and will disappear before reappearing around September 20 at the time of the equinox. [image: 1585081929302-bd75a875-754a-4285-8202-5745ad63ca3e.jpeg]

@liamc-dickson For your PhD research ... https://weather.us/

@Rameshlagariya Unfortunatelly you are in the borderline of 2 satellites coverage. [image: 1564161392342-b0303a17-c613-40e9-a857-8c389af43fcf-%CE%B5%CE%B9%CE%BA%CF%8C%CE%BD%CE%B1.png]