Understanding the Compare Forecast Feature in Windy.com
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@Korina
In Vancouver Canada I use ECMWF for boating in the Georgia Straight. Need high resolution. -
NAM is the model I use on the west coast of NA....
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@Korina ECMWF is the model I often use.
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MBLUE is the one I use the most
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ECMWF associated to Arome is the perfect combo for south of France.
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My prefered model is the ICON-D2
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@Korina ECMWF most of the time as I check on sailing weather on the south coast of England
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UKV, closely followed by ECMWF
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For me the best Is Icon-D2, the best Wind forecast in my area
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For me in Germany in the south in Bavaria MBLUE looks more accurate then the others. I am using windy for sailing and the wind prediction is very important for me. Usually I am mediating between the models and some time I am using Gauss, eliminate the extremes and then mediate the remaining.
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In Michigan, I like ECMWF and often compare to HRRR and NAM.
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@Korina said in Understanding the Compare Forecast Feature in Windy.com:
intuitively
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I usually use ECMWF, works fine for me
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Is that in Europe? GFS should not have much use here any more. The resolution of GFS is much lower and ECMWF also has long time prediction.
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I live in the Ventura area of Southern California below Point Conception. GSF wind speed and direction there gives valuable information for local sailboat racing.
Has Wendy ever considered adding Jet Stream information. Most of us want learn forecasting and Windy is a grate teacher. Thanks, Michael Gram
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I use Access but get annoyed that it doesn't stay as my default as I find the other models are quite often not accurate for Brisbane.
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@mikewesto
In Settings -> Start-up layer -> Use last overlay
https://community.windy.com/topic/22201/change-view-permanently/2?_=1693292789339
