Hi @jan80 thank you for your feedback, we are not planning this in the near future, but I will suggest this at least for a consideration to our colleagues.

@idefix37
Thank you for the reply. I just thought, because I did not choose a time in the future, but a time a bit in the past, that the model temperature forecasts are adjusted to the observed temperatures in the neighborhood. Obviously that's not the case.
Have a nice day.

@sp_windyy Hello, thank you for suggestion.

If it is about windy.com web site: retrieving always same map coverage, zoom level and even weather data layers, may be done by using API URL as a favorite in your web browser; see details here

@michalpuncochar Hello, we know about this bug and it will be fixed in some next release.

@Eigiman Hello, you can zoom in with one finger, if you double tap on the screen.

OK so I think I’ve actually figured something out. This works on my iPad app and iPhone app. If you hold down on the home icon for about two seconds, it will determine your location and zoom in to a radius of like 75 miles which is perfect for me actually.

The default zoom is usually like 1000 miles requiring you to pinch to zoom several times.

With that being said, if your location is not on, that probably won’t work for you.

This 100% solves, my issue of having to zoom in on my location every time I start up. It is not a default action, but a workaround that works for me. Hopefully this helps some others.

Hi @rakcom thank you for your suggestion, we may consider this in the feature :)

Hi @PilotPem @kummc1, thank you for your message. Please follow up this link https://community.windy.com/topic/9671/issues-with-the-ios-13. We are sorry for the problems.

Hi @SpringGoat , this is not a bug. Please check this link: https://community.windy.com/topic/6995/the-forecast-changes-depending-on-the-zoom/2

Hi @helijoc , it's not a bug. We were discussing this issue some time ago: https://community.windy.com/topic/6995/the-forecast-changes-depending-on-the-zoom/2

@thebigmuzzy
There is no need to zoom to a level lesser than the model's resolution.
e.g. ECMWF has a resolution of 9 km.
Do not expect reliable changes in locations less than 9 km apart.
Only interpolated values.

On latest public beta version, when clicking "Forecast for this location", map scale doesn't change; map just moves in the window at same scale, in order to get selected position on the center of the map (which is a pretty standard behavior on web map applications).

https://www.windy.com/es/-Acumulación-de-lluvia-rainAccu?gfs,rainAccu,37.801,-4.142,9,m:eIiaf2N

but occurs at any point of Spain

Choose 10 days rain accumulation

@Marienka but where is it, six years later...? Must be a hell of a backlog...

@LLXC This has been a thing for a while. From what I understand, it is an issue with the interpolation. As you zoom in, the interpolation becomes a slightly higher resolution. I think it is a minor issue and don't think much of it. I've only noticed a difference of one or two units as I zoom in so it's not that big of a deal for me.

What I would recommend is zooming in as much as you like to get more accurate forecast readings.