@Jari-Sochorová Oh, wow! That would mean, that the left (western) point I've picked is pertained to the "international waters", while the right (eastern) one, being closer to the coast, is pertained to the land, right?
Nice catch indeed, thank you very much!

@Jari-Sochorová Oh, wow! That would mean, that the left (western) point I've picked is pertained to the "international waters", while the right (eastern) one, being closer to the coast, is pertained to the land, right?
Nice catch indeed, thank you very much!

Here are 2 points:

1. western one - 70N, 56E;
2. eastern one - 70N, 58E (2 degrees to the east).

For point 1 the time zone as follows: 12h UTC = 16h local.
For point 2 (which is to the east) the time zone as follows: 12h UTC = 15h local.

Even if there are different time zones for these two points, how come the eastern point's local time is less than the western point's one? These are just arbitrary grid points, not some real geographical objects, for which there might or might not be the kind of uncertanties.

@Suty Hi! Thank you for the immediate response!
The highlight feature is back on!

Though, there is still no time in UTC in "COMPARE" mode, despite the setting being on.

The wind arrows and speed is are in the same cell, which is poor for distinguishing. Do we hope that the previous representation of wind in "COMPARE" mode will be back?

@Suty Also, there was such a feature in "COMPARE", that when you hover the cursor over a column, the column got highlighted across all the weather models. Which was, obviously, tremendously convenient. Now that feature is gone. The question is why? It was so very helpful, who could have disliked it?

Hi!

Following service's new update, I found 2 issues:

1. In "COMPARE", the time doubling (UTC+local) is gone; only one of the two now. Please, bring it back, it is crucial!

2. In "COMPARE", the wind display from very convenient (simple arrows and wind speed separated) came to very INconvenient (not so representative arrows and wind speed - all in the same cell (The what?). Please, bring back the former format.