How to read Meteogram

[Arron Good Friday Images Williams]

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[no. otou. otou]

@Korina said in How to read Meteogram:

2m above the surface.

By 2m from the surface, do you mean 2m from 0m elevation? Or do you mean 2m from the elevation of the set location? If the former, how can I find out the temperature at that elevation in the meteogram?

[Gkikas LGPZ]

@no-otou-otou
https://community.windy.com/topic/26/what-type-of-altitude-is-used-for-the-wind/8?_=1700652268014

[blogul]

Thanks for sharing this content. It is very useful.

[upstamircisi]

thanks for sharing..

[nostink]

Could someone please tell me what these flat lines indicate?

[Gkikas LGPZ]

@nostink
Low clouds/fog

[nostink]

@Gkikas-LGPZ, thank you very much.

[Claudio Grego]

@Korina

I read your explanation but it's not clear to me. What does the color code in the wind and wind gust area of Meteogram represent?

Thanks

[Caefix]

@Claudio-Grego It´s the same color per windspeed as in the maps.

[Claudio Grego]

@Caefix thank-you

[idefix37]

@Claudio-Grego
@Caefix

I’ve made a comparison of wind / gusts color scale in the map and in the basic meteogram.
Not very similar !

[John Kenneth 2]

@Korina Good day. I have a question related to meteogram. Currently, I am not a premium user of windy.com app therefore the updates of forecast is two times a day. Is time of forecast (from sunrise to sunset)in meteogram is "latest forecast" even I am not a premium user?