Could you please add dynamic water vapor satellite loops (6.2 µm–7.3 µm channels) to your global satellite layer selection?

Integrating animated water vapor imagery would bridge a critical gap in Windy's upper-air diagnostics. It allows users to visualize synoptic-scale features that standard visible and infrared channels miss.

Here are 5 advantages this feature would bring to the user experience for global weather monitoring:

Enhances Jet Stream Analysis: Visualizes potential vorticity anomalies, tropopause folds, and jet streak dynamics.

Maps Mid-Level Moisture Dynamics: Tracks atmospheric rivers, dry air intrusions, and pre-convective environments before cloud formation.

Improves Cyclogenesis Forecasting: Displays mid-to-upper tropospheric swirling and deformation zones driving storm development.

Aids Convective Initiation Tracking: Pinpoints upper-level divergence and shortwave troughs that trigger severe thunderstorms.

Optimizes Aviation Flight Planning: Identifies regions of clear-air turbulence (CAT) and high-altitude mountain wave activity.

Thank you for your continuous innovation in meteorological visualization.

AJ