I understand this is a standard in aviation, marine, and military applications, but for us regular folks seeing local time without having to do math would be much more useful. I'm hoping there is a setting that I missed somewhere, or that one can perhaps be added?

I would find it immensely helpful to be able to choose the models I want to see when comparing. Some models are consistently way off in the areas I look at and provide nothing more than visual noise when trying to compare.

Searching for this topic I came across a similar request from a few years ago, which had a response from Korina saying that this is not possible. If that's still the case, I'm curious as to why.

I would find it immensely helpful to be able to choose the models I want to see when comparing. Some models are consistently way off in the areas I look at and provide nothing more than visual noise when trying to compare.

Searching for this topic I came across a similar request from a few years ago, which had a response from Korina saying that this is not possible. If that's still the case, I'm curious as to why.

I understand this is a standard in aviation, marine, and military applications, but for us regular folks seeing local time without having to do math would be much more useful. I'm hoping there is a setting that I missed somewhere, or that one can perhaps be added?

I'm looking at areas of the map where the temperature is -20°C or even lower, yet the freezing altitude iso line passing through same area shows 1400, which I assume is altitude in meters? Is freezing altitude different from freezing level? What am I missing?