Go 365 days back with the weather radar and satellite archive
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@idefix37 Its not so much that we're using this strictly for passage planing rather broad timeline planning as we are currently sailing around the world and use predict wind for our weather routing although are leaning more towards constant windy updates now via our starlink.
the historical data allows us to see average wind strengths and directions for a particular time of the year on a particular coastline/ocean crossing allowing us to roughly plan where we'll be or roughly what time to make a passage. It's basic but a really handy feature when planing up to 12 months ahead which we sometimes have to do in order to know where we will haul the boat out, or where we need to avoid hurricane/cyclone seasons etc.
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@Brendan0386
Sorry I can't imagine you could compile 20 years of hourly / daily wind forecasts to produce a statistical analysis for future ocean passages.
Have you tried using Pilots Charts? -
hi, i still can do this? cant find this option
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Radar and Satellite archive data needs that you click on the 3 dots in the mobile app.
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Is there any way to go back more than 1 year? I'm looking for a radar image showing the south of Sweden on 20250622 at 1045 UTC.
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@jo5ef
This is not possible unfortunately. -
I don't know how you do it, but I can't check the data going back 365 days, it's nonsense
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@Dariusz-Konopka-2
More options -> Archive -> select the year, the month and the day
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im BLIND :D i LF WIND GLIWICE where is options 365 ?
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@idefix37 Do you know how or where I can download data, for example, for a year back for a location like a city? I want to install small wind turbines, 10kW-20kW, and calculate yields using the average wind speed for a given month.
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@Dariusz-Konopka-2
I don’t think this is possible as no data can be downloaded from Windy.
And 365 days archive is only available for Radar and Satellite, not for Wind because this parameter is forecast not observation. -
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