Version 43: Introducing the New Features and Enhancements. Tell us what you think!
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Love the radar+ functionality! I often sail on the Bolsena lake, where last summer lots of thunderstorms and big rain cells have been running around. Approaching Cumulus may generate strong winds and transform a nice afternoon sailing in a tour in a washing machine! The radar+ allows to spot heavy rain cells and their forecasted movements allowing to maintain a decent distance from them and saving the day!
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I like the Radar+, but i dunno, perhaps the background color is a bit darker than the satellite infra+ that i'm personally used to watch more, and feels a bit uncomfortable, I find myself changing back and forth between them three, radar+, radar and sat infra+... Maybe its because in argentina there are a lot of radar noise too...
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I'm really happy about the development of windy, for me as a sailor more and more helpful, planing my routes
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@bavabici great features! My favorite is definitely the route planner improvement!
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Radar+ surely has the potential to work with solar panel inverter software and community batteries?
For me I just love knowing when to head out on a rainy day, hang up the washing, take the bike or the car, smother myself in zinc and wear a hat, or go easy on the sunscreen.
Fab app, gorgeous graphics and most importantly the data and forecast accuracy is next level futuristic crystal ball magic!
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Dear Windy team.
I wanna say thanks for your awesome workflow and great new functions available for Windy.
I am very satisfied with the app and it makes fun to try out the new possibilities.
I love the new Radar+ the most, it is a great feature.
The other new windy powers are nice, too.
Fall season arrived these days and it is getting colder and very windy here.
Let us all have fun with the technical news and experience Windy better than before, because Windy is for everyone!
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Awesome windy! What would be really useful is some measure of uncertainty for the various layers as they progress through time.
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Thanks for the new update! I use Windy everytime when preparing for my flights in an airline environment. Radar+, the wind meteograms and the possible CAT areas in various altitudes provide me an extensive source of information of how the flight conditions are going to be. Please keep up the great work!
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Substantial upgrade to a very solid app. I use it for sailing, passage planning and I love it !
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The app in constantly upgrading and improving it's a real joy to use for planning in aviation. The route planner is a really useful tool, I love it ! It is a must have !!! Thanks to everyone for making this app working so well 😊
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Great improvements! But the radar and satellite widgets in iOS and iPadOS don’t seem to be working since this update.
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What model to choose? ….the new Aladin (not new in general, new in Windy👍🏽:)) or GFS in middle EU (in Alps also +Arome) to be used for forcasting wind for water sports 🪁like wingfoiling, KS, WS… Like forcasting 1–2 days in advance. I usualy take all of them and avarage them out… You?
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Radar+ looks really cool. Thank you guys for constant improvement. Cheers
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Thank you WIndy team for another improvement! I am glad Aladin finally made it into the app and radar+ is my favorite go to layer. Thank you for all the hard work.
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Windy.com is a solid service. Radar+ is a nice enhancement. It would be nice to run forcast "movie" beyond 1 hour. Thank you.
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Great job! Appreciate everyone's hard work!
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The new layer combo is great, 15 days forecast will help, not expecting much from Aladin due to low update fq but will try
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Great new updates. However, I'm having an issue on Android. The forecast widget displays temp in C, even though the temp settings in the app are in F. Thank you!
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As a pilot, the radar+ tool is so helpful for making a go/no-go decision. It helps find the stronger precipitation and higher tops, so I know what areas to avoid and when I can fly nearby. I've been tracking the recent hurricane and it's interesting to see how massive the entire cloud system is, versus where the precipitation is localized!
