Windy predicts extreme wind, temperature and rain
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Yes, great! This would be very useful and perfect for my use. I hope to make a great input here someday soon
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Do you think we in the US, see Fahrenheit in stead of Celius please and thank you!
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@LAR-48, please follow the tutorial https://www.windy.com/articles/tutorial-changing-scale-c-to-f-on-mobile-devices-7885?50.050,14.400,5,p:off
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Love it, this app gets better and better!
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Thank you dear Windy for your amazing work! I'm working in the renewable energy field and your site it's very useful for me.
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Great Job Windy.Love this App
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Thank you for making looking at the weather such an interesting time. Your continued development is to be applauded.
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Great update. I work on Disaster Risk Reduction in Africa, and have your app on my phone for surfing purposes. Before official weather sources were even talking about a potential cyclone, me & my colleagues were using Windy and already tracking and preparing for Cyclone Idai, which indeed turned out to be devestating. Your app actually allowed us to prepare better for our disaster response, so keep up the good work!
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@stephanclaes said in Windy predicts extreme wind, temperature and rain:
Great update. I work on Disaster Risk Reduction in Africa, and have your app on my phone for surfing purposes. Before official weather sources were even talking about a potential cyclone, me & my colleagues were already tracking and preparing for Cyclone Idai through your app, which indeed turned out to be devastating. Keep up the good work, great app!
Nice practical example of Windy in action :)
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Please - lets repeat all together > THANKS Windy.com TEAM!!! This IS the all time best weather site on the planet. Wow!
And, the Planet thanks you too for alerting humans to it's plight.
Now, if we'd only listen to Mother Earth...
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@MTSAVKAL I notice the same thing too, here in the Philippines. One local weather site even went on to comment that they use mostly GFS for wind forecasts (because according to him, wind readings by ECMWF is usually over-the-top). They only use ECMWF for precipitation forecasts, but even in that aspect, GFS seems to be more accurate.
