@petra-pik why not make it a bit larger to fit all the important meteo info? the meteogram doesn't have to be so small.

@petra-pik ok, understood. thanks for your reply.

@idefix37 I understand it's not just clouds and there's ground showing though from under them, and it's fine. But there's also a base map overlay, where you have borders and terrain, and it's not part of the satellite image. You can confirm it by reloading the page (at a high zoom level), and the base map with borders, place names & terrain loads first, and then on top of it you get the satellite image. I'd like to be able to see just the satellite image without any overlays.

@Korina Yes, but the only global models that can be selected for the maps are GFS & ECMWF. I was asking if you can include Meteoblue into this list as well.

@Korina But what about global Meteoblue AI? I mean, you can see it in the basic forcast table, but it is not available for the maps. Can you possibly enable it for the maps, too, globally, like GFS & ECMWF? It would really be appreciated by people living (or travalling) outside Europe & the US, because global models are the only ones they can rely on, and Meteoblue, from my experience, gives overall better results than both of them.

Meteoblue is greyed out in the meteogram model selector. Is it so just in the free plan and is it enabled in the payed 1h version?

For my part I'd really like to be able to see cloud cover in percentage in meteograms, not just some pics with sun & clouds, which are not very informative. For us, precise info on cloud cover is very important for planning outdoor activities.

Terrain in the base map makes it really hard to see the clouds in mountainous areas. Please add the option to turn terrain off or better still, to turn off the base map entirely, to get an unobscured view of the clouds.