Sun/moon position
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Use and enjoy Windy every day.
New sun/moon position is a nice addition.
In the southern hemisphere the lines of the sun and moon position should point towards the equator imo. They point towards Antarctica. -
@BenAW Hello, can you please share the screenshot of what exactly you see?
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@BenAW
The line from the observer to the Sun, points North
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@benaw
@Gkikas-LGPZ is right.
At this time of the year, we are close to the December solstice.
North of the Tropic of Capricorn (23°26’S), the sun is pointing south.
And south of this parallel, it is pointing north.
Base picture from Wikipedia -
I find it a bit strange that on the app, which is set to German, only sunrise is in German.
Why not leave everything in English? Everyone can read and understand that!
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@Kolibrianer Hello, this is a bit unfortunate, the new plugin probably used some translations from the different part of our app. We are working on better solution, since now translations are delayed, compared to the app versions.
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@Suty
Thanks for the feedback, maybe it will work in the next update.
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There is something else that needs to be optimized. As you can see in the image, the bottom display (Layer Radar) shows the satellite temperature cloud surface rather than the amount of precipitation! That doesn't make sense. It would be more useful to show the amount of precipitation in a table.
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@Kolibrianer
What you show on your screenshot is the Satellite layer not the Radar layer.
The color scale of the Satellite layer (from infrared sensor) can’t show a precipitation scale. -
@idefix37
OK, thanks for the info.
I assumed that the satellite layer is currently a mix of radar and various recording techniques from space, i.e., via satellite, and that this data is therefore also available.
