You really need to add in "Feels Like" and "UV" values in this bottom overlay section. These are the two most valuable pieces of information. Temperature on its own is useless especially when there is a 10-20C difference between what the temperature is and what it feels like based on the heat index or wind chill.

The way in which you prepare to go outside is dependent on both of these values and yet after 5+ years they are nowhere to be found on your website even through every other weather app has them.

I pity the person that bought a premium subscription and then discovered that this information was missing even from the premium option.

I love the website, but unless those two values are added to the bottom overlay - its not worth paying for something that doesn't give me two of the key pieces of information I need.

Please give us some hint as to when these values will be added or whether you just intend to continue to ignore one of the most highly asked for features for another 5-10 years.

Cannot believe that that feature is missing?
Literally paid for a premium without realising that it’s missing.
Both are needed not only as layers, but also on the actual forecast AND the phone widgets.

For regular living users (like not pilots and etc.) these are way more important than the reported temperature!

Of all the people I’ve showed this app to, the lack of these maps is the biggest reason they don’t use the app!

• Heat index can be simply implemented using the formula on this page.
• Humidex (Canadian version of heat index) is even easier to implement.
• Windchill is also very straightforward.

Many thanks for the great app!

Agree, lots of people have asked for these in Windy, simply because they tell you much more that's significant to humans than the T value or a humidity overlay does.

You app is amazing, I greatly appreciate all that you all do and was really happy to donate to help keep it going!

Thank you!
Ben

As to your suggestions - we do have "Humidity" and "Dew point" as individual layers but not a combination of these two + air temperature as a "Heat index" layer, the same with "Windchill" (wind speed + air temperature). It's not our priority at this moment, but we will certainly think about it! All the best ~ Marie

Just to make sure that I am getting it right:

Heat index = a quantity expressing the discomfort felt as a result of the combined effects of the temperature and humidity of the air.

Windchill = a quantity expressing the effective lowering of the air temperature caused by the wind, especially as affecting the rate of heat loss from an object or human body or as perceived by an exposed person.