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    • Paul NiP Offline
      Paul Ni | Premium
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      Hello,

      UAE's meteo agency provides free public access to a number of high resolution models for the Gulf region. I want to use them with windy app. What should I start with if I am to write a new Windy forecast model plugin?

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        idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Paul Ni
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        @Paul-Ni
        What are these high resolution models developed for this area?

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          Paul Ni @idefix37 | Premium
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          @idefix37 UAE meteo agency runs local COSMO, ICON, GFS, IFS at 1 to 3 kms resolution

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            idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Paul Ni
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            @Paul-Ni

            COSMO and ICON are available at the resolution you specified, but not GFS or ECMWF, which are available globally at the same resolution as that shown in Windy.

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              Paul Ni @idefix37 | Premium
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              @idefix37 here is a public web frontend https://www.rain.ae/

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                idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Paul Ni
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                @Paul-Ni
                OK, so these are the models you mentioned, but all modified by the NCM to achieve a finer resolution. For example, they state that the NCM-GFS has a 1 km resolution. I imagine they adjust the raw temperature data from the model forecasts (at a 22 km resolution in the case of GFS) by modulating it according to altitude, which is of course available at a higher resolution. Is this really reliable?
                But for the wind I don’t know how they can change the nominal resolution to a much higher resolution.

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                  Paul Ni @idefix37 | Premium
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                  @idefix37 where can I find the documentation of Windy's JS API?

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                    idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Paul Ni
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                    @Paul-Ni
                    Only a member of the Windy staff can informs you.

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                      Suty Windy Staff @Paul Ni
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                      @Paul-Ni Hello, all available information about our external plugin can be found here.

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                        Paul Ni @Suty | Premium
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                        @Suty where is the API to load map layers, and add model sources?

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                          Suty Windy Staff @Paul Ni
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                          @paul-ni Do you talk about the our API service, which can be used in your app or about building your own external plugin in Windy?

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