@Suty Thank you for your prompt response and for clarifying the guidelines. I will ensure that all visualizations used in our journalistic weather bulletin will include the proper attribution to Windy, following your instructions on source credits. We will also make sure to adhere to the fair use policy and avoid any modifications beyond the necessary adjustments, such as scaling.I really appreciate your support and would like to take a moment to commend Windy on its excellent platform. The accuracy and visual quality of your weather data make it an invaluable resource for our broadcasts, and we look forward to continuing to use it.
Thanks again for your help!

@Suty Thank you for your prompt response and for clarifying the guidelines. I will ensure that all visualizations used in our journalistic weather bulletin will include the proper attribution to Windy, following your instructions on source credits. We will also make sure to adhere to the fair use policy and avoid any modifications beyond the necessary adjustments, such as scaling.I really appreciate your support and would like to take a moment to commend Windy on its excellent platform. The accuracy and visual quality of your weather data make it an invaluable resource for our broadcasts, and we look forward to continuing to use it.
Thanks again for your help!

Hello,

I am currently considering using Windy visualizations for a specific weather forecast bulletin on a local TV station. The bulletin will have a journalistic format and will be part of our regular programming. I have read through the Terms of Use and understand the guidelines around attribution and fair use.

However, I want to ensure that using Windy visualizations in a sponsored, journalistic TV segment aligns with your policies, especially since the segment will be commercially supported by local advertisers. Could you please confirm if this usage is permissible under the current terms, or if any additional permissions or agreements are required?

Thank you for your guidance.