@Suty : For whatever reason, the full weather radar is now working properly on both direct and my embedded versions. I didn't change anything. No idea what happened, but all good for now. Phew!

@Suty Thanks! If the web developer can't see where to do that, I may be back.

@Suty Is this anything that we can try to edit and test, or would it require action on your part? I understand that were we to edit something, future changes on your end could impact things. If it is something that we could do, can you detail what that would be? Or is the thrust of your message "not an option"?

I embedded Windy in my weather site for the Virgin Islands (www.weather.vi) a few years ago, and it really is a nice addition to the site. But I have had one nagging issue. Despite a floating tab bar, most visitors to the site scroll up and down to get to the part of the site they want. But unless your cursor is out by the margins, instead of scrolling past the Windy embed, scrolling downward zooms Windy out, and scrolling upwards zooms crazy far in. Is there any way to inhibit zooming to prevent this? And if someone actually did want to zoom, is there a separate way to enable this?

Thanks!

@David-Polášek Thanks; I'll pass that along to my web developer.

Long ago, I created a nice weather website for the Virgin Islands, www.weather.vi. A few years ago, I got a Premium Windy subscription and embedded Windy in the website. That's a big plus. You can either scroll down to it, or click its tab in the floating tab bar. But for reasons that fully escape both me and my website developer, the embed timeline always starts 24 hours in the future. Yes, I can click to make it current, but this can confuse visitors, and with soon to be Hurricane Jerry brushing by us tomorrow, this is now more important, hence this post.

@Suty : For whatever reason, the full weather radar is now working properly on both direct and my embedded versions. I didn't change anything. No idea what happened, but all good for now. Phew!

Good suggestion. Everything looks correct in Edge. The issue is still there in my primary browser, Firefox. I just checked, and it says that it is up to date (135.0.1; 64 bit). Note sure which setting in Firefox must have changed, or if this is related to the newish laptop.

I normally access Windy on a location-specific website where I embedded it a few years back. Love the application. But recently, possibly due to a new laptop, all I can see, either at the embedded site or directly is the basic wind vectors. If I click on "Weather radar", it pops up an error message that reads:

"It seems that radar failed. Radar uses webGL technology, that can occasionally fail on some devices.
What can you do? Update your browser or Windy application to the latest version. And try again please"

My browser (Firefox) is fairly up to date. Could it be that my laptop falls in the category of devices that fail? What should I do?