Windy launches Radar+ layer combining Satellite and Radar view
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Great improvement. Windy is again a little bit better. Thank you. 💪
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I've been using Windy for a long time and I recommend it!! I'm a mountaineering and climbing instructor and the new Radar + tool is everything I expected. It will help me a lot. @capim_amarelo_montanhismo, here in southeast Brazil.
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@tshm
I am an Aviation Weather Forecaster and this product really helps to assess better routes and take off/landing conditions. Windy is contribuiting with Safety in Aviation. It’s a kind of “Waze” for pilots. I love this amazing App. ♥️ -
This is a great addition. I live on Lake Superior and experience frequent lake effect snow events in the winter (and lake effect rain in the fall). Due to distance from the radar and topographical features, lake effect clouds are usually too low to be seen on the radar over the peninsula where I live. Having the satellite image together with the radar should help me see what is coming.
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Great, finally I don't have to switch these two maps. It gives a general overview of cloud cover.
Please will it also be as a widget?
Greetings Krom_HK_cz -
Great addition to an already fantastic weather app. You guys keep adding more features all the time, I love it!
Now I can watch a storm's intensity grow besides just precipitation because the clouds grow as the storm increases. -
Not sure if I prefer the radar+ blue or visible, it just depends on my mood - ha! What I know for sure is that as Windy has improved over the years, I finally caved and subscribed. Now I use it all the more since I have access to reliable and affordable weather routing.
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Yeah, it works well, but I'm glad you've left the old radar layer and satellite layer in there too, I use those the most.
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Radar+ is a great addition to windy. As an Instructor teaching both sailing and powerboating,this new view is great for showing the relationship between the clouds that you are seeing and what rain/hail/winds is imbedded in them. Going to Premium was one of my better moves this year. The difference to free is massive and allows me to plan reasonably upto at least a week in advance for on water activities.
Alan
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The new layer is very interesting, especially for short time forecasts of up to 30 minutes. I usually alternate layers to make the decision to get the children from school on foot or by car, depending on the approaching rain. In tropical areas, clouds are not synonymous with rain and sometimes the overcast sky limits us to going without cars to pick up the children or go to supermarkets, even with the radar showing low reflection. the double layer is practically a definitive solution for everyday life in tropical areas.
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It is great, thank you. However I have a question - I need to set my default layer (radar) quite often again, after some while it is always back to Wind. Can you make my settings permanent?
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Thank‘s .
I‘m looking forward to the new feature.
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Well now, that is really pretty. Nice one!
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Love the new Radar+ feature, tried it out right away. Not to be hyperbolic but the Windy App saves lives. I know because it saved mine and other campers during a microburst storm last year that came outta nowhere.
I will never be without this App. -
Great really like it
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Radar+ is a good new view (thanks!) but.....
Please add also Wind in the same view.
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@pe0mot
Radar and Satellite are from observed data while Wind is from predicted data. Windy is not willing to mix them. At least you can enable Reported wind at weather stations (only Airport and wmo)
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Excellent system. I will definitely be using it. Many thanks.
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As a pilot, I’m thrilled with this new feature as it augments the usual verbal WX briefing intuitively with fewer clicks. Windy is my “go to” app for situational awareness and safety.
The cool part is that it’s almost like having a crystal ball into the future that’s actually quite accurate!
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Great development. Looking forward to using it in upcoming Pacific storm season.
