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    Temperature for Prad am Stilferjoch is wrong

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      Rapante | Premium
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      I've been spending my vacation in Prad am Stilfserjoch for the past three days. The temperatures shown in the app have been about 10 to 12 degrees Celsius lower than the actual temperatures for the last three days.

      Saturday: App 14 degrees, actual 23 degrees

      Sunday: App 16 degrees, actual 26 degrees

      Monday: App 18 degrees, actual 28 degrees.

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        idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Rapante
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        @Rapante

        Which model in Windy did you use?

        This location is surrounded by mountains, so medium resolution models display lower temperatures. It is easy to explain this.

        Right now I see:
        ECMWF -9km- 12°
        ICON-D2 -2km- 18°
        AROME -1.3km- 19°
        Meteoblue -non-gridded- 20°

        Have you tried the meteoblue model? It is more accurate for temperature in mountains.

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          Rapante @idefix37 | Premium
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          @idefix37 said in Temperature for Prad am Stilferjoch is wrong:

          meteoblue

          Hi idefix37, thanks for the tip. The meteoblue model reproduces much more realistic and accurate temperatures!

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            idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Rapante
            last edited by idefix37

            @Rapante
            Yes, definitively. So why did you display these temperature discrepancies ? And with which model ?

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              Rapante @idefix37 | Premium
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              @idefix37

              The model was ECMWF. I usually use it in the region where I live (D - 45711). It provides quite accurate values.

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                idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Rapante
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                @Rapante
                Yes, but not in mountains for temperature. In such area use Meteoblue.

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