New sounding with radiosonde measurements
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@marekd I've been using the Windy sounding more and more and it's been a great help. Two things I'd love to see that would help with precipitation forecasting:
- An option to display the calculated wet-bulb temperature; the trace will always sit between Td and Ta.
- An option to display the calculated Frost Point temperature. This is equivalent to dew point but based on relative humidity with respect to ice rather than liquid water. It is often between Td and Ta but can be higher than Ta in cases of supersaturation with respect to ice.
These would be a huge help and should be able to be derived from the existing Ta and Td measurements in the sounding.
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Where can I find some explanation or help?
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hello, This is a suggestion,the basic data of the sounding is already there, how to process the data, the processed content can refer to the SPC sounding part of the content (see the red box part), of course, this kind of content display can be a membership.
Hope to get a reply from Windy！
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Hi,
congratulions for the great job!
I wonder if with LCL, CCL it would be possible to add CAPE and CIN,.
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@marekd
congratulation for the great job!
I wonder if it is possible to add , with LCL and CCL, also CAPE, CIN and some additional parameters as Lifted index, K index .
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There is a bug with Rhode Island's Port Judith radiosonde... when you click it, the map repositions to Australia. Can this be corrected?
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The tool itself is very nice. But it appears to show only data on pressure levels. Which kills important vertical structures, especially inversions, In order to make quantitative use of this tool, I propose to use data on model level instead.
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New sounding with radiosonde measurements provides real-time data on atmospheric conditions such as temperature, humidity, and pressure. It helps in weather forecasting and atmospheric research by collecting vertical profiles of the atmosphere.
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I love the soundings, but mine have changed to a black background which makes the various lines invisible. I can’t find a way to change it back to white background, is there a way?
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Hi, How can we access the radiosonde live tracker. We've launched todays 14/05/25 0000Z radiosonde and we still getting the SKEW T diagram from the 12th. Is there something we are missing?? Please let us know.
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First of all, I want to say thank you so much for this great feature!
I use it a lot and like that cloud forming is indicated with a grey bar on the left side. In the picture below you can see cumulus clouds predicted to form at around 800 hPa:.
If i zoom in the Graph, the grey bar indicating the clouds is no more visible:
Ideally, the cloud visualization would remain unaffected by zooming and would still appear on the left.
If I want to share a screenshot of the graph, it would be nice to have the name of the weather model and the date and the time of the prediction displayed.
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@APfeiffer
Name of the location and the model is displayed if you take a screenshot and crop it correctly before sending it as a picture.
Otherwise how can you share it ?
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Please please please let us have the option of light background again. The dark background is so much worse to read.
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@DMByass Hello, thank you for your suggestion. We are currently not planning to bring light version of the app, but in case you would really need light version of sounding, there is a Plugin released by our community - just look for flyXC Soundings. But please keep in mind this is developed by community and not by our Team. Thank you and hope this helps! Niki
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Hi just noticed an error with the name on one of the sounding sites.
The location and data for Tocal look OK however they are labelled as Ri Point Judith, which is an old site from Rhode Island. Tocal and Ri Point Judith have almost the same ID so I can see how they got mixed up.
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Please can someone suggest a good source for tutorials for interpretting the skew T charts ?
thank you and kind regards
Gavin -
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The radiosonde for Vernon, BC Canada is displaying that is the San Diego Miramar, US location. The Lat Lon is correct but the label is not. -
What a great tool! Would it be possible to add in a CAPE value also?
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@bizhertzberg Hi, thanks for the suggestion. For a more detailed evaluation of atmospheric instability, it would definitely be useful to include the CAPE index value in the sounding. I’ll check with my colleagues to see if that would be possible. Have a nice day, Jari
