1hr values that are close as reasonable to the 3hr totals is what I've been talking about. I agree that for the 22nd up to 1600 the amount of rain is very low and you certainly shouldn't aim for numbers that disagree. I still think having one or more values in the 1hr that total to the same as the 3hr would be helpful. Needing to scan the pictograph as well as the numbers prevents a quick scan to see if any non-trivial rain is likely. Other than that I go back to the images on my first post. The two versions of the time show quite different amounts of rain and there's nothing on the 1hr version that indicates there could be some between 0400 and 1000 [image: 1742260967092-screenshot-2025-03-16-194833.png] [image: 1742260967168-screenshot-2025-03-16-194859.png]

@chis Hi, please turn this on and it will remember your last setup: [image: 1703763501718-b6979445-28df-496f-bd9a-8906f39dac17-sni-mek-obrazovky-2023-12-28-v-12.37.28.png] Snímek obrazovky 2023-12-28 v 12.37.28

@chis Thank you for feedback, it will be taken into account during future development.

Found the answer: Under More Layers, Display Isolines, and select Geopot. height. Now the equivalent altitude will be displayed as isolines while keeping the pressure constant. So yet again, Windy already had the facility I wanted. It's just too great!

Fantastic thanks. Yet again, shows what a great product Windy is already!

@chis https://community.windy.com/topic/6998/windy-offers-sounding-forecast