@idefix37 Perfection! It worked perfectly. Thank you for explaining thing so well. Now that I know the left Kelvin I can tweak this for seasonal changes. Thanks so much!

I would like to submit a request to support Chlorophyll visualization. This is helpful for offshore fishing. Here is a snapshot from RipCharts (a pay service).


I would like to submit a request to support Chlorophyll visualization. This is helpful for offshore fishing. Here is a snapshot from RipCharts (a pay service).


I just created some ruby code to to autogenerate that with a programmable start and finish for over a 10 degree range. I wish this was included in Windy,... couple dialog boxes and a generate button... but this works for now!

@idefix37 Perfection! It worked perfectly. Thank you for explaining thing so well. Now that I know the left Kelvin I can tweak this for seasonal changes. Thanks so much!

@idefix37 OMG that is EXACTLY what I want. Perfect. How do I get this? As the seasons change, I would like to change it, but this will work for this part of the season.

@jmh2002, thanks much! I will give it a shot.

I am really struggling with the "Settings->Customize color scale" to work correctly.

All I need is a Temp scale from 60 to 75 as anything outside that range is at this time is not needed. When you offshore fish, you are looking for quick temperature changes aka "breaks"... also the direction it is flowing is also important.

I would love to have different "Temp profiles" because it is also nice to have different color scales for Sea Surface Temp and Air Temp.

@jmh2002 that works! Thanks. BTW, I am about to post another question on another topic about setting colors for temperature scales tailored for fishing...

When I click where name is, it puts the lat/long in the search field on the upper left and that is all. There is no dialog box or anything to change the name.

I tried it and this is perfect. However, for the life of me, I cannot figure out to rename the favorite from from lat/long name to something of my choosing.

@jmh2002 This is fantastic! I can't wait to try it. Thanks so much!