Windy offers Sounding Forecast
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@MDason
There is a plugin with Skew-T format soundings
https://community.windy.com/topic/7574/available-windy-plugins
https://community.windy.com/topic/7541/windy-plugin-skewt-now-running-with-ecmwf-data/17 -
There is a bug on Firefox 70.0.1 on linux : when the sounding window is moved or when the screen is scrolled, the coordinates of the left click are wrong (to display the horizontal bar showing values for a given elevation / pressure).
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Great addition for windy. Is there any chance we could see it having the choice to visualise the soundings with a: Skew T log P format? In the southern hemisphere thats the norm. All soundings published and used by the Bureau of Meteorology in Australia use a Skew T log P format. Great app. Love your work!
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@davink There are 2 plugins for that:
- "SkewT diagram" and
- "Sounding" (by default scales are tailored for free flight but you can see a skewT LogP by unchecking the "zoom view" box at the bottom.
Go to windy.com/plugins to load the plugins (you have to reload them each time you visit the site).
Hope this helps
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@vicb thanks! Excellent...
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@TZ are you going to implement a skew-T in mobile app? It would be great if you do
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@ekostogorov The sounding should be there, but not the Skew-T variant. Hopefully in the future.
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@ekostogorov @TZ my plugin (windy-plugin-sounding) does support skewT (uncheck the "zoom view" checkbox at the bottom). It can be loaded on mobile by visiting windy.com/plugin however it does not well yet because I need to adapt the size to mobile screen.
It should probably not take too long to do but I have deferred for now that since loading plugins on mobile (especially in the app) is not well supported.
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@ivo Where can I find an explanation of the 2 gray lines?
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@ffilice
See here above the explanations from @Chobotnatec :https://community.windy.com/topic/6998/windy-offers-sounding-forecast/32
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I idefix37 referenced this topic on
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Hi Everibody
ca someone please explain what I get when moving the mouse pointer along the temperature on the ground?
