Precipitation Data Removed from Airgram View?
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My main use for weather forecasting is for mountaineering. Even though I don't do wind sports, I still find the airgram to be the most useful representation of the weather forecast, because I can easily see what the temperature, wind speed, and wind direction will be at a given altitude. I usually prefer to check the forecast on my laptop computer, rather than on my phone. As of today (2020-06-04), the airgram no longer shows forecast precipitation, which means that I will have to toggle back and forth between the airgram and the meteogram to see all the information I would like to see. I hope that this is just a bug that will soon be fixed, rather than a conscious decision to change the airgram!
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@colinhaley1 Hello, thank you for your feedback. The change is caused by the update to version 46, I will discuss this at the beginning of the next week with colleagues.
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@Suty Thanks for the reply, and thanks for taking into consideration that some users appreciate having precipitation information in the airgram!
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i'd also love to have the Precipitation Data back.
Maybe a better way to save space here, would be to make the max height configurable. -
Another vote for keeping the cloud/presssure/precip view of the meteogram in the airgram. If it stays, it's a one stop shop for flying information. Otherwise flipping through meteo/airgram and switching models gets tedious.
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I also noticed this change in version 46, which removed the display of clouds and precipitation in Airgram. It is very inconvenient for analyzing weather because it requires switching back and forth between Meteogram and Airgram. Sometimes there is no need to update just for the sake of updating something, and Airgram in version 45 is quite good.
In addition, I also noticed that the weather icon in the Meteogram in version 46 has become smaller, which may be some unnecessary changes as it looks less coordinated and aesthetically pleasing. -
Just posting to add another voice. As a paraglider this is the main reason I pay for Windy Premium. Happy that at this moment the mobile app seems to be unaffected. The airgram page is my primary forecasting tool before looking at anything else, and the rainfall and cloud cover data are key to making safe flying decisions based on all the available model info! Thanks for a great app.
