@Gkikas-LGPZ
I agree! It's obvious that the predict time should match with the time radar. (Not In your sample) In my exemple I set the pressure ON in the satellite image. So I get the predict in the hour of the satellite display. More the model is recent more the compare is interesting. The goal is to appreciate if the forecasting is good or weak.

@Daniel-Barbieri. it works now! I red that the update is at a 24h interval 08.01am. (local time). Maybe it was'nt effective yesterday sep 13th. This fire ignition is dated sep 12 in the morning. I was disapointed yesterday as other websites using Copernicus report this fire but not my so called switherland knife Windy 😊

Hello. there is a hudge fire here actually since sep 12th. more than 3000 HA burned already, . But no report at all from CAMS data in this place specifically. please can you tell me why? Screenshot_20220914_072158_com.windyty.android.jpg

@Gkikas-LGPZ
I agree! It's obvious that the predict time should match with the time radar. (Not In your sample) In my exemple I set the pressure ON in the satellite image. So I get the predict in the hour of the satellite display. More the model is recent more the compare is interesting. The goal is to appreciate if the forecasting is good or weak.

@Gkikas-LGPZ
Hello, Yes I'm aware that there is a laps of time to take in account based upon the last model update time and the satellite image time. In this exemple the model ECMWF was updated 8 hours ago. It looks great, is not it?
But I found that the isolines option came back to ON automatically when I selected an image satellite only once. But I Wonder why It stay definitly to OFF after selecting Radar and Satellite two in a row. Should be a bug no?
Anyway I just wanted to tell you that. Not a big deal!

@Korina
Hello Korina, I understand why You choose to switch off the isolines when we are on a satellite/radar image in an ethic point of view. It's not a big deal, I'll continue to set manually the option as I did in this exemple below.
Thanks for your reply.

Hey Windy's dream team! Maybe isn't a bug:
I use to set the isolines slider ON when watching the meteo forecast. the slider stay ON when displaying any feature I.E (Pressure, temperature, rain...) except for Satellite and radar the slider then come to OFF. I've notice that it come back to ON, automatically, when displaying once, one of the two feature, but when displaying the two in a row, (radar then satellite) The slide stay to OFF and we have to click on again on it to get the isolines needed.
Can't you guys let this slider in the initial position set by the user without turning it off systematically when the radar or satellite is requested?
Then, it will be up to the user to turn it off if he find to much overlays in the image. I like to compare the pressure forecast and the radar/satellite images.