Pressure isolines are here
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I did not miss isolines, because there is already colour. Few remarks: 1) it is fast, it looks well. 2) I remember (poorly) there are a lot of methods how to extrapolate isolines from point measurement, which changes result (sometimes dramatically). 3) when we just drew isolines at school we should avoid spikes (as they are unphysicall). I do now know if it should be avoided also in objective analysis. Although, I see a little spike in your result.
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Great app..thanks for all the hard work!
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I may not know a pressure isoline from a weather vane, but living in South Florida, I do know I'm going to try to learn! This is my classroom and it is cool!! Thank you!!
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Isolines are excellent. This is best weather app out there for sailing or for any other activity, especially watching low pressure cells in the Atlantic!
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Really nice work Tomas ana Ivo. Much appreciated, especially for those of us under Tropical storm warnings today!
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YOU GUYS ARE JUST AMAZING, MY MIND IS BLOWN AWAY !! THANK YOU...THANK YOU SO MUCH, YOU HELP ME PREPARE FOR IRMA, AND IT WAS ACCURATE BY THE TEATH, WHATEVER DOSE THAT MEAN, IT JUST SOUND TIGHT TO ME. ;-) THANK YOU
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@ivo great job. . i enjoy the "windy" platform
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This feature is very useful. Your whole platform is excellent, and I thank you.
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Excellent. Thanks
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@ivo Cool thank you.
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Awesome feature! Thank you.
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Great!. A world isobaric map. Thanks
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I just got into this website and I am impressed. I will share with all my fellow pilots. Thanks for your hard work.
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@Bill-W True
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Tomas and Ivo, extraordinarios!!! Los vemos desde BsAs,Arg.
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Nice! thanks for the addition.
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Very cool Tomas, Ivo and Windy ! Well done
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Cool. Now I can see what the pressure is around a storm. Thanks
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Thanx for your hard work!
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Great feature. Thanks
