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    • noting likeN Offline
      noting like
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      The previous meteogram used uniform height markers for all locations and offered significantly higher precision than the current ones, especially below the 5 km level.

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        Suty Windy Staff @noting like
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        @noting-like Hello, we will discuss this with colleagues on the meeting and will let you know.

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          Suty Windy Staff @Suty
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          @noting-like Hello, I think we offer only a different market for low altitudes but in general the meteogram still displays the same data.

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            Here in the UK many mountains are in the 800-1200m range, so the 900m meteogram level was very useful for assessing cloud cover.

            The meteogram feature was the reason I subscribed to your service and have recommended it to many other hikers.

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