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    • FlachkurblerF
      Flachkurbler @ivo | Premium
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      @ivo said in Adding new ICON-D2 model:

      @justinlimbo Model looks really good.

      We will implement it

      Do you have an ETA on the ICON-D2 implementation? Thanks :-)

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        bluemoon619 Banned
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        • KorinaK
          Korina @Flachkurbler
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          @flachkurbler There is no certain date yet.

          Korina

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          • justinlimboJ
            justinlimbo
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            @Flachkurbler asked for ETA - ESTIMATED time of arrival. Are you working on it and will you release it in the next couple of weeks/months? Maybe in autumn? Or maybe by the end of the year? Or is that project not really on your focus and you will leave it for the next couple of years?

            I guess we don‘t really need a „certain“ date but maybe just a rough idea where we are getting. Something to look forward to. 😄

            Actually that also applies to most feature requests in this forum. Nobody will nail you down or give you a hard time if you give us just a ROUGH IDEA what your thoughts on the subject is. But the repetitive answer „we will consider it“ starts to sound like “we don’t really need any feedback anymore”.

            That’s just my two cents on that feedback loop on feature requests here on the forum.
            Other than that I really enjoy the app and the service it provides. Thanks heaps and keep going! Once ICON-DE is there I will support you with a subscription. 👍

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            • KorinaK
              Korina @justinlimbo
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              @justinlimbo Hi, I understand your point of view, however we do not really want to give a rough ideas about the possible arrival, since it does not serve much purpose. We may have some plans, but they can change along the way. Every feedback is good and counted, this is how we know the true demand for each feature.

              Korina

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              • mhaberlerM
                mhaberler @justinlimbo | Premium
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                @justinlimbo DWD just announced that the forecast span of ICON-D2 will be extended to 48hrs (up from 27) by June 23

                I think this is significant because it extends the usability of the model to cover a weekend - e.g. check friday evening, forecast will cover all of saturday and much of sunday; before: saturday only

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                Michael

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                  CSwarm34 @mhaberler
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                  out of curiosity can you tell us a relative timeline (are we taking a few years or more like 5-10) Thanks!!

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                  • KorinaK
                    Korina @CSwarm34
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                    @cswarm34 Hi, we are certainly not talking about "few years timeline".

                    Korina

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                    • justinlimboJ
                      justinlimbo
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                      does anyone know a place where I can download the new ICON-D2 48h forecast grib files - preferably with a graphical user interface where I can select the area I'm interested?

                      any tips are much appreciated. cheers!

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                      • mhaberlerM
                        mhaberler @justinlimbo | Premium
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                        @justinlimbo start here: https://opendata.dwd.de/weather/nwp/icon-d2/grib/

                        Michael

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                        • Filip_KF
                          Filip_K Developers
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                          @bidenntrumpp ICON-D2 is available for quite some time
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                            stonekonerz
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                            does anyone know a place where I can download the new ICON-D2 48h forecast grib files - preferably with a graphical user interface where I can select the area I'm interested?

                            https://yowhats.ink/
                            https://fmwa.ink/

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                            • Filip_KF
                              Filip_K Developers @stonekonerz
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                              Hi @stonekonerz, grib data for ICON-D2 are available here, but it contains whole area.

                              All DWD products and services are described here.

                              What you're looking for might be available through DWD geoportal.

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