@triggernometry agree, this is kind of an awkward expression, maybe replace it with:

"Our support team members are ready to help during office hours 0900-1700 CET Mon-Fri*

This is a really cool addition and also very helpful for us in Australia too! we get lots of droughts and it's really helpful being able to see the soil moisture levels in various places.

@johanlinner there was an error in updating forecast models. It seems to have taken a few hours to get it back across world wide servers. It's working correctly for me in Australia at the moment.

@liam-pankhurst Would like to see this too!

Just wondering why the the open oceans often have relatively high P2.5 concentrations compared with the land? is it just sea salt or something?

This is a really cool addition and also very helpful for us in Australia too! we get lots of droughts and it's really helpful being able to see the soil moisture levels in various places.

@this Seems to be working correctly now for me in Australia. O Kelvin is no fun lol

@johanlinner there was an error in updating forecast models. It seems to have taken a few hours to get it back across world wide servers. It's working correctly for me in Australia at the moment.

@mosga may be https://www.buoyweather.com/info.jsp?id=21948 has some information on historical data.

@jburggraaf looks like the next thunderstorms around Melbourne will be on Wednesday it seems.

@mike-green6 Actually you are right it does seem to be the ECMWF model as the ICON does seem to show it.

@mike-green6 Yeah I've noticed this also. It seems to come and go. It seems to happen on a number of browsers/OS I've tried. On a desktop we browser I found if you toggle between different cloud levels and then try freezing altitude it seems to come up again.

@petra-pik another thing I noticed on Safari browser 15.0 (15612.1.29.41.4, 15612): when I create a new window session of windy.com and then click freezing altitude it doesn't show. But when I click on the various cloud levels H, M, L, cloud base, visibility and then go back to click on freezing altitude it shows up correctly.

@petra-pik it seems to have fixed itself on Safari browser but on iPhone it's still not working

@petra-pik Yeah it doesn't seem to work on the web either.