@hvtan

The same was discussed here:
https://community.windy.com/topic/7127/the-wrong-name-tam-sa

@marienka

Thank you!
It's clear for me now.

@ductit4620

I'm a contributor on openstreetmap.org, and I looked after that you wrote here.
In the openstreetmap.org this is correct as its name is "Hoang Sa", if it is that what you are talking about.
But I can see on Windy it's not correct, but it shows "Sansha", not "Tam Sa" that you wrote here. So maybe it is a map problem on Windy.. or I don't know why there is a difference.

I made screenshots about it on Windy, and on OpenStreetMap too:

Is it the same that you were talking about?

Yes you're right @idefix37 .

It's like forcasts, if the forcasted conditions meet the required conditions for the given phenomena, it's going to be a warning / threat (or risk) to people, which may occur or maybe not..
In the example of forest fire, e.g. around San Francisco the description clearly write the forcasted conditions that may lead to a potential hazardous fire (these are very strong winds and low humidity around 8-18% -> drought). This is - as written exactly in the warning description - meets the "critical fire weather conditions".
It writes that "conditions are either occuring now..or will shortly", as we can see the screenshot below under "IMPACTS" title.

Thats why it is a WARNING for EVERYBODY to TAKE CARE at these areas and BE AWARE of the potential forecasted hazards.
I think everybody have to know these properties of the new feature, to be able to evaluate the risks, if they are close to / or just travelling through these areas affected by the forecasted phenomenas (warnings).

Use this new feature guys, and STAY SAFE!

@idefix37
I wrote a little description for this new layer:

A lot of people were waiting for this feature (especially for the forest fire layer..) since a very long time...

and now..

This feature CAME TRUE and works fine now on Weather Warnings layer.
In addition it includes several other warnings, not only forest fire, but because of this, from now Windy has much more useful and life saving capabilities with this brand new "Weather Warnings" layer than ever.

The weather warning types:
• Rain
• Thunderstorms
• Flood
• Fire
• High temperature
• Low temperature
• Wind
• Fog
• Waves, sea phenomenon
• Snow
• Air quality
• Avalanches

There are 2 colour scheme options for the layer:
• colorize by the intensity of the phenomenons (moderate, severe, extreme)
• colorize by the type of danger (according to the list above)

The signs of different phenomenas discretely signed by little symbols as you can see on the screenshots below, it has a description for its meanings on the bottom right corner in the second choosable colour scheme (as you can see on the second screeshot below).

In addition, it has a time changing option to show the corresponding data on the map, which are the followings:
• All available
• Today
• Tomorrow
• Later

Example screenshots:

• colorize by the intensity of the phenomenas scheme option

• colorize by the type of danger scheme option

Plus we can read the corresponding published weather related information on a window, which pop-up if we click on any colour signed area on the map.
(See the attached screenshot below, which is related to weather infos in Rome.)

This feature CAME TRUE and works fine now on Weather Warnings layer.
In addition it includes several other warnings, not only forest fire, but because of this, from now Windy has much more useful and life saving capabilities with this brand new "Weather Warnings" layer than ever.

The weather warning types:
• Rain
• Thunderstorms
• Flood
• Fire
• High temperature
• Low temperature
• Wind
• Fog
• Waves, sea phenomenon
• Snow
• Air quality
• Avalanches

There are 2 colour scheme options for the layer:
• colorize by the intensity of the phenomenons (moderate, severe, extreme)
• colorize by the type of danger (according to the list above)

The signs of different phenomenas discretely signed by little symbols as you can see on the screenshots below, it has a description for its meanings on the bottom right corner in the second choosable colour scheme (as you can see on the second screeshot below).

And finally, it has a time changing option to show the corresponding data on the map, which are the followings:
• All available
• Today
• Tomorrow
• Later

Example screenshots:

• colorize by the intensity of the phenomenas scheme option

• colorize by the type of danger scheme option

The corresponding new thread:
https://community.windy.com/topic/7086/weather-warnings-new-layer

@EMX325

This feature CAME TRUE and works fine now on Weather Warnings layer.
In addition it includes several other warnings, not only forest fire, but because of this, from now Windy has much more useful and life saving capabilities with this brand new "Weather Warnings" layer than ever.

The weather warning types:
• Rain
• Thunderstorms
• Flood
• Fire
• High temperature
• Low temperature
• Wind
• Fog
• Waves, sea phenomenon
• Snow
• Air quality
• Avalanches

There are 2 colour scheme options for the layer:
• colorize by the intensity of the phenomenons (moderate, severe, extreme)
• colorize by the type of danger (according to the list above)

The signs of different phenomenas discretely signed by little symbols as you can see on the screenshots below, it has a description for its meanings on the bottom right corner in the second choosable colour scheme (as you can see on the second screeshot below).

And finally, it has a time changing option to show the corresponding data on the map, which are the followings:
• All available
• Today
• Tomorrow
• Later

Example screenshots:

• colorize by the intensity of the phenomenas scheme option

• colorize by the type of danger scheme option

The corresponding new thread:
https://community.windy.com/topic/7086/weather-warnings-new-layer

@Pordos

https://community.windy.com/topic/6672/wind-accumulation-let-you-track-the-hurricanes/11

Windy has got a brand new nice feature for hurricane tracking -> PREVIOUS TRACK signs on the map with the corresponding datas, so now we are able to see the previous track of the hurricanes and also the current position and data of that.

It's really nice in my opinion! Thank you very much guys for your steady and hard work!

But I have a question for that:
For what are those 10 hPa parameters standing for? All the storms contain the same 10 hPa. Before this update, there were the correct actual pressure (hPa) for each storms, as we can see on the picture of my previous comment.
Can anybody explain it to me?

@ivo
Vote number 2: AROME

Windy has no such a good resolution model yet as AROME working on, so it could be very interesting, especially for mountainous areas to compare any other model's data to the new AROME model with (approx) 2 km resolution.
So my special vote is for AROME, because it's more interesting for me than the other models.