Help us to test new Weather Radar overlay
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Hi @locquin – because it's still a work in progress: https://on.windy.com/RadarDataGathering
Stay tuned! ;-)
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It's.... fantastic :)
Maybe it will be good idea to do 2 different maps of wind - on different altitude ? Then you can see wind going throug (L) low pressure area near ground, and on higher alt - dry air is looking for (H) to go down and close circuit. Maybe.... -
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@pilit-pirx
You can see winds aloft on "airgram".
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@ivo Agradable, útil y sin sobrecargas. No puedo decir otra cosa.
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@marienka ok bien reçus
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Doing great work!! Much appreciated. Love the result.
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Love the radar and all the groovy colors and swirls! But, seriously, I am very impressed with your good work. Thank you for improving Windy for us.
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Really good idea. Also for UAV operators Nice job!!!
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Absolutely gorgeous! 10 stars outta' 5!
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Love the radar!!
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Wow...you guys are just awesome. Radar overlay works fantastic in Tampa, FL and Minneapolis, MN.
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A great addition to an already great weather website.
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Radar is super :). Please radar to mobile Windy ...
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It's just good. I live in Bemiss Georgia and it's thunderstorm season. They normal split and go around us for some reason but sometimes they don't and then we get a 3 hour storm.
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My Family and I are loving it ... We're in Georgia on the Alabama line about 100 miles south of Atlanta. It's a very small town which often gets what we call "pop-up" thunderstorms through the summer months - We're impressed with how spot-on the radar is ... Keep up the good work and THANKS for all the hard work !
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Not a weather pro, but your site is the best I have seen.
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It's impressive, but it's a shame that the Croatian and Italian radars are missing.It is still under development.One successful job and we look forward to the whole European radar image.
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Really looks nice, keep up the good work and thanks!
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I'm in the US. It's very cool how the latest radar is persistent on my mobile app during animation. I can't find a setting to have this persistent current radar on my PC browser (Chrome) however. But thanks for everything - Windy is my favorite weather graphic software.
