Hello, I thought having a high resolution elevation base layer would be very useful (for example in Switzerland where cities are in between mountain peaks the height can vary a lot)
Something similar to this, but without the changing scale colours would be amazing:
https://en-gb.topographic-map.com/maps/s5d7/Europe/

Hello,
I would like to know whether it is okay to use the Map Tiles of windy for own purposes.
What I mean is defining the Url Template Imagery Provider as following: 'https://tiles.windy.com/tiles/v9.0/darkmap') + '/{z}/{x}/{y}.png'

is it free for public use, or are there limitations/copyright?

@johnckealy @idefix37
Good points made here, thank you.
New idea: with the current scale, it would be good to explain the length of the vector, which is currently either 'Short' or 'Long', but instead it could be expressed by the distance a particle travels in 'Short = 30 minutes', 'Long = 5 hours'.

So if there's barely any wind, setting it to display the length it travels in 5 hours would still be a short line, which is exactly the same as now, but would give better intuition for me to understand the strength of the wind with real life measures (it could go like "oh, in 5 hours a particle in this location is about to move from Oxford to London, takes less time to drive there by car, so the wind is pretty weak").

What do you think?

Looking at the wind map and being able to customise it is really cool, however, this 'Speed' slider gave me an idea:

What if the speed were not applied to ALL wind vectors, but some areas would move faster than others depending on the REAL wind speed at the location at the time? This would provide really quick and intuitive visualisation to see what the wind is like worldwide (and doesn't seem that far-fetched of an idea to implement programmatically, at least I hope haha

This can always be an extra feature so that users who prefer this, could keep it. I think the best way to visualise wind speed is with wind speed, as the colour map does not provide such quick intuitive idea!

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