@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.

See this thread

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

Hi @Honzula , thanks for your message, we have already noted this idea in our 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.

Yes I will look inside the code what is going on