Windy launches Satellite layer
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Great view !!!. Thanks for all windy.
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@ivo What a great addition to the site that has everything already! Love it. Yea, Windy!
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Excellent!
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The Visible Satellite layer seems to show 2 coloring of clouds. Some are blueish and seem to be the upper clouds.
The other are yellowish and seems the lowest ones.
Do you confirm? And which is the level limit between these colors?
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This is very helpful. Keep getting better guy!!!
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What does the legend mean? K 240 - 200? From what I know, this is probably the temperature of clouds and the legend should be completely different.
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@seba397
You find the answer above from @setvak
https://community.windy.com/topic/8820/windy-launches-satellite-layer/15
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Wow excelente!
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YEEEEEEEEEES
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@ivo said in Windy launches Satellite layer:
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Nice! I like that you have a 12 hour cycle. However, on another note, please make reading your LAT/LONG numbers [ie., 25N or 140E] easier to read. Perhaps bold font white and look lines.Thanks, good work!
Capt. Thomas Doleman
United Airlines
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@ivo Nice job. Keep up the good work on Windy!
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Excellent layer. Very well done! Thank you!
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@TalkeetnaAirTaxi Hi, it should be covered now.
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@ivo Good one! Please make it permanent 🙏
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Amazing!
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Nice to see wind flow around Barry tropical storm:
Converging counterclockwise lower winds (yellow)
Diverging clockwise upper winds (blue)
The storm is not (yet) symmetrical
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That's great! I'm confident you'll make it work for Ipad... soon.
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@fmg
The Satellite layer is already available on iPad if you use the website windy.com and not the phone App.
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Nui Mahalo from Hawaii, Big Island (USA), as we enter Central Pacific Hurricane Season...beats the NOAA site for ease of tracking close TS and H as they threaten our island chain.
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Looks great, from a retired meteorologist
