Windy launches Satellite layer
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Looks good to me.
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Very Noice, Keep up the Awesome work :)
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Question. I guess this is data from geostationary satellites?
Are you doing heavy recalculations for higher latitudes to correct for the low angel at high latitudes?
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This is amazing! Guys Windy is becoming the new go-to place for all kinds of global weather information. keep up the excellent work!!
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Absolutely awesome! The satellite layer could not have come at a better time for me. I live in Florida and have been in the projected path of hurricane Dorian. The hurricane looks stunning on the new layer -- especially on the 12-hour loop. I cannot believe that I can hold the power of the Windy app in the palm of my hand (Android). Thank you!
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I really like the satellite image!
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Spectacular add-on! Love it.
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As a former pilot for the US Army, I appreciate the satellite view in a format easily understood by us with an aviation background.
- Has there been any consideration of adding 'Fronts' to the display ?
- Again - Thank You
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@Bro-Nick
Windy visualizes only weather models data and these models are not able to draw fronts. They are drawn usually by meteorologists so there is no solution at the moment to display fronts on Windy. -
Superb. Meteorology at it's best. Thanks you.
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Really super. Keep up the great work !
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Amazing!!
We are hoping it does not turn inward (Northeast) New England
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EXCELENTE!
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This is excellent. It helps us quite a bit
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The coverage of Dorian is fantastic. I found the buttons to push on the satellite view (radar and satellite to satellite to infr+ ) to get the video of the hurricane show on the Weather Channel. Keep up the great work.
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I do like seeing the satellite is working good for me thank you very much
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Like it!
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I love the new images. They are fantastic.
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awesome job ! i like the pic where all hats are up in the air except one !!!!!
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@ivo Thanks for your animated satellite layers; fantastic and at the same time frighteningly vivid. At times the layers remind me of our muscle layers working in exactly the same way with tension balance. Thanks so much, Regards Pete (in Brasil)
