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[idefix37]

@wxcycles
I have adopted your settings for Cloud. Really excellent. Thanks.

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[idefix37]

@wxcycles
I am not sure to see a difference with your Cloud settings 4 days ago.
Then I'm wondering if I'm going to use your Rain settings with Cloud layer. But for me, Rain thunder layer colours do not allow to see clearly towns, lightnings and snow (I know that snow is not so important for Australia :-). Your background is too white.

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[idefix37]

@wxcycles
OK it looks much better, I shall try it.

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@wxcycles
I have tried your new settings for Rain. They are better but need further improvements.

1- The background is not dark enough to see correctly snow, lightnings and towns. Your new setting is 200,200,200, I personally use 170,170,170 and Windy settings are 111,111,111

2- The shading for small rainfall gives wrong information. See red arrow

This is because you have a light blue colour below 10mm which becomes darker between 10 and 20 mm and then lighter beyond 20mm.

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[idefix37]

@wxcycles
Sorry for having upset you so much. I get some of your arguments, but not all of them. I do not consider that Windy colour settings are perfect as I have set my own colour scheme for Wind layer.
So let’s leave it there.

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