Which model should Windy implement next? Please vote.

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@ivo
Vote number 2: AROME

Windy has no such a good resolution model yet as AROME working on, so it could be very interesting, especially for mountainous areas to compare any other model's data to the new AROME model with (approx) 2 km resolution.
So my special vote is for AROME, because it's more interesting for me than the other models.

[arjannv]

Will these models include a "radar forecast"? As shown in the HRRR picture?

[Robinzony]

Vote 2: AROME

[afonso177]

Vote 1: HIRLAM

[deltar]

I would vote for AROME, very interesting for alpine region. Love your work!

[Meteolouro]

Vote 2 aAROME

[mark_66it]

Vote 2 Arome

[Captain Lucio]

Vote 2 : Arome

[Lakeguy]

I vote #3

[benhaw06]

Definitely HRRR

[jsubei]

Vote 2 : Arome

[dtygtr]

I live in New York so only the NOAA view would help, but I can see that from them already. I guess you might add to it. The other two are interesting though. So I vote for 3. Thanks for everything.

[glgagne]

I also live in NY and find the HRRR model more familiar to me and likely to reflect North American weather. It is difficult to see the other models in use so to vote for the others in my case would be a blind vote. My vote is for HRRR. Thanks for your tremendous work on this site!

[rikske]

Arôme, #2

[Mconniff]

@ivo

I vote Vote number 2: AROME approx 2km resolution. There is a lot of useful information.

[R.E.L.44]

Vote 3 : HRRR

[Maurovalp]

AROME mi voto colegas meteorólogos.

[zfish]

Vote number 4 : HINDCASTING :)
Even if it is fee based

Otherwise, vote number 3

Regardless, windy is hands down, most Excellent weather app available.

[jamil]

Vote 1: HIRLAM

[Joest]

Vote number 3: HRRR

Would definitely be the most helpful for US weather watchers.