@ss1007 I'm happy it works for you!

@wxcycles You may try it. Personally I’m not convinced that sailors are so familiar with these standardised colours. I started with the following choice of colours: Green: the best conditions for sailing. Enjoy wind and sea. Orange: conditions becoming tougher. Be careful Red: hard conditions for a standard 30’ - 40’ cruising boat. Better to stay sheldered. The result is may be not artistic but efficient. I like to explain the Beaufort scale also with this table from F.Singleton, with a little humour : https://rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/wea.153

@mrmross https://community.windy.com/topic/6672/wind-accumulation-let-you-track-the-hurricanes

@solentcat I agree, it’s better to have dense/strong colours for strong winds and lighter colours for light wind or near no wind. But you may change the colour scale for most of layers and specially for Wind. So you may have your own colour range for wind: https://community.windy.com/topic/6455/colors/2 If you like my wind settings, I can give them to you.