@Phil-BTZ For each layer, you can click on the clock in the low right corner. You get the information about the data including the provider, the update interval, the resolution and the last and the next update. The Active fires layer is not the only one that is not in « real time »

@WXcycles Excellent! You should write articles here. Windy team would be pleased !!

Can the authors please publish data which includes error bars?

Wrong. 0.34 C

Here is an interactive map with current location of all teams: https://map.racetracker.no/?race=vake_2019

I would love to see him to get the snowmobile out of it 😄

@ivo Amazing!!!!

On my iPhone, on the app, I finally found settings (icon under the Home iconas I recently learned). I then scrolled down (also not obvious). I changed from C to F and it automatically asked me to log-in, which I did and the switch stuck. I know I am forgetting something, but the key, in addition to being logged in (on the app on your iPhone!), is to scroll all the way down in Settings to find Save (in red, not grayed out). I did first log into the website, but noticed it was already set to F. Not sure if just then logging into the app made the difference (since settings are supposedly in the cloud) or if actual saving on the app while logged into the app did it.

@weatherfan said in The Weather Radar Composite Is Growing Across Europe And the World!: However, when will sites like blitzortung.org REALLY improve so that more lightning can be displayed, such as the African countries, more of China and India, South America, the IntraTropical Convergence Zone?(ITCZ)? Improvements in coverage will become available when users will add more lightening receivers in those areas. Cover Your Area: http://en.blitzortung.org/cover_your_area.php