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    • Wind - accumulated energy

      Love the new Windy Accumlation plot - very useful for storms showing peak windy speeds over several days.

      However, could this be extended to show accumulated energy? Hurricane Dorian parked itself over the Bahamas and the effect has been devastating. 3 days at wind speeds in three figures caused far more damage than a few hours.

      At a simple level, rather than plotting peak wind speeds cumulative wind speeds could be used, similar to cumulative precipitation which I imagine inspired wind accumulation in some way.

      Hope everybody is well! :)

      posted in Your Feedback and Suggestions
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    Latest posts made by fanjules

    • Graph any layer

      I'm surprised there is no way to graph the value of any layer over time.

      In my country there is a humid heatwave just starting and it would be useful to graph the wet bulb temperature for example, for health reasons.

      But this could be extended to any layer.

      posted in Your Feedback and Suggestions
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    • Max/min temperature layer

      Would be handy if we can show on the map the max/min temperature for a time period (default 24hr).

      Without it, it's impossible to compare hottest areas geographically without manually clicking locations and looking at charts.

      posted in Your Feedback and Suggestions
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    • Wind - accumulated energy

      Love the new Windy Accumlation plot - very useful for storms showing peak windy speeds over several days.

      However, could this be extended to show accumulated energy? Hurricane Dorian parked itself over the Bahamas and the effect has been devastating. 3 days at wind speeds in three figures caused far more damage than a few hours.

      At a simple level, rather than plotting peak wind speeds cumulative wind speeds could be used, similar to cumulative precipitation which I imagine inspired wind accumulation in some way.

      Hope everybody is well! :)

      posted in Your Feedback and Suggestions
      fanjulesF
      fanjules