@Lansy said in What is this in Mexico?:

Hi. Can anyone tell me what these are over Mexico? I’ve been watching them for about 3 months now as I’m due to relocate there.
I read on a blog that it can be interference due to sunrise or sunset but they are there all day/night on 12-hour playback & have been consistent for the 3 months I have been looking.

It is not possible for me to determine what specific objects or phenomena you are referring to without more information. If you are observing something unusual or unfamiliar in the skies over Mexico, it may be beneficial to consult with local experts, such as astronomers or meteorologists, who can provide more specific information based on their knowledge and expertise.

@paul-melzer said in Suggestions for New User Guide:

Hi all, I'm looking for suggestions for a guide for new users—basic to intermediate, video or otherwise. I've subscribed to the premium version and am looking for guidance on how best to use the many, MANY offerings on the Windy menu.

For new users of the premium version of Windy, I recommend starting with the Getting Started guide available on the website. It offers a comprehensive overview of all the features and functionalities of the platform. Additionally, exploring the tutorial videos on the Windy YouTube channel can provide helpful visual guidance.

@patrick-randall

To get the timeline and color scale back on Windy, you can try the following steps: 1. On the Windy website or app, locate the settings menu. This is usually represented by an icon that looks like a gear or three horizontal lines. 2. Click or tap on the settings menu to open it. 3. Look for an option related to the timeline or color scale. It might be labeled as "Timeline," "Legend," or "Color Key." 4. Click or tap on the option to enable or display the timeline and color scale. 5. If there is a "sticky" or "pin" option available, activate it to keep the timeline and color scale visible at all times, even when scrolling or zooming on the map.