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      voeapp last edited by

      Hello @Korina,

      This chat is thinking my message is a SPAM. Incredible!!!!!! OK!!!
      I send to email to info@windy.com. I hope you or someone can read and solve this complicated situation.

      Thanks!!
      Our best to you!

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        sotirpopov last edited by

        Hi Ivo, is there a way I can predict a cold front coming prediction via Windy? Thanks, Sotir

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        • idefix37
          idefix37 Sailor Moderator @sotirpopov last edited by idefix37

          @sotirpopov

          I used to display the Temperature layer at 850hPa altitude. It gives a rough idea of the position of fronts specially the cold fronts.

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          If you look at the current weather map analysis you see the main cold fronts

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          You see cold fronts in the Atlantic and one, but shown as a stationary front, from Greece to the Baltic Sea.

          You can imagine them with the Temperature layer at 850hPa

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          It is more obvious if you consider the areas with a high temperature gradient (select temperature isolines instead of pressure isolines). Fronts stand where you find temperature isolines close together:

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          I must say that it is easier to see where fronts stand in winter because the temperature contrasts are more important. In summer it is not so easy.

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            sotirpopov @idefix37 last edited by

            @idefix37 thanks a lot, that's helpful, appreciate it!!! Sotir

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              sotirpopov @sotirpopov last edited by

              @sotirpopov Are those images showing warm and cold fronts you made, are from Windy? I can't figure out how to display them?

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                sotirpopov last edited by

                I think I started getting the idea - playing with isolines for pressure and temperatures, based on your images. Thanks a lot! Sotir

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                • idefix37
                  idefix37 Sailor Moderator @sotirpopov last edited by

                  @sotirpopov
                  Just select Temperature and adjust the altitude slider at 850hPa.

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                  • ebesquivel3
                    ebesquivel3 last edited by

                    Excelent app

                    ebesquivel3

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                        RosaLeal last edited by

                        Would it be possible to add earthquakes?

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                        • Korina
                          Korina Administrator @RosaLeal last edited by

                          @RosaLeal Hello, we may add it in the future as a new feature.

                          Korina

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                          • Codger2
                            Codger2 @the old man last edited by

                            @the-old-man Another old man here who just loves this program! There are so many components of Windy that I love but having the ability to see whats reported and then what's actual is pretty neat. Also, instant gratification on my "favorites "with respect to forecasting and cams. I'm now experimenting with route planning which I intend to use this summer. **

                            Absolutely the best weather program I've ever seen and believe me, I've seen them all!

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                                • tareq212
                                  tareq212 last edited by

                                  good morning I am Tariq from Saudi Arabia I love to thank you for the wind millions first wind destination program to know the weather I have a question I subscribed to you in support of you and I did not find a difference between free and subscription I have proposals to develop the program Add a lightning map Add the British model Rain radar development Add cumulative forecasts for wind and rain Add more satellite images of dust, dust, air masses and moisture I hope you more progress thank you

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                                    Korina Administrator @tareq212 last edited by

                                    @tareq212

                                    Hi, the difference between subscription and normal Windy is 1 hour forecast you can access.
                                    What would be the benefit of cumulative forecast for wind?

                                    Korina

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                                    • vsinceac
                                      vsinceac last edited by vsinceac

                                      Afaik. cumulative wind , as well as wind rose polar plots, are highly useful for wind power plants, but forecast computation is based on real time data and would require observations over large periods.

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                                      • vsinceac
                                        vsinceac last edited by

                                        Btw., Wind Accumulations data layer is already available: https://www.windy.com/-Wind-accumulation-gustAccu?gfs,gustAccu,42.163,-27.598,3

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                                          • Amkaya
                                            Amkaya last edited by

                                            Without question the best meteo site and app I have ever encountered. I used quite a lot but none can beat Windy. My kudos and gruezi in die Schweiz aus Fernost.

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