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      vrezh | Premium
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      One issue I noticed immediately, for any given location the map displays wind conditions only for that particular time of viewing. I am talking about mobile app on my iPhone.Not able anymore to slide the timeline and see the changes on the map. Not only to slide the timeline, like it was possible before, but to view it at other times. This was particularly helpful for convergence days.
      The second issue is- here in Southern California we get summer day temperatures around 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
      When viewing the T-skew graphs, the temperature axis ends somewhere around 80 degrees or so, leaving the practical part of the graph out of the view.

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        Arshrao129 Astronomer
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        @vrezh said in 2 issues after recent updates:

        One issue I noticed immediately, for any given location the map displays wind conditions only for that particular time of viewing. I am talking about mobile app on my iPhone.Not able anymore to slide the timeline and see the changes on the map. Not only to slide the timeline, like it was possible before, but to view it at other times. This was particularly helpful for convergence days.
        The second issue is- here in Southern California we get summer day temperatures around 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
        When viewing the T-skew graphs, the temperature axis ends somewhere around 80 degrees or so, leaving the practical part of the graph out of the view.

        I’ve noticed the same issue on the iPhone app. Being able to move through the timeline is really useful for checking changing conditions. It would also be great if the T-skew temperature scale could be extended for hotter areas like Southern California.

        ali

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          idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Arshrao129
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          @Arshrao129
          @vrezh
          You just need to synchronise the map and the detailed forecast table

          IMG_4321.jpeg

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