I'd suggest to see the widget as keyhole to our individually preferred start layer.
Thats just straight-forward what users expect to appreciate most, doesn't it?

Hi everyone,
since Windy has mastered impressive Visuals
(and data piles) and because the Net has been flooded with fancy propagandized doom&gloom models - wouldn't it be great to start a (limited) pilot of compiling T data from a couple of years for say Czech Republic or Central Europa?
Software for sorting this out must already be availlable and the need to empower the public is h u g e !
Firstly you could take one specific date over say ten or thirty years.
An interesting project in that direction:
https://temperature.global/
Have a good day!
Frank

@EbT42
I concur. I live on one of this hard predictable places - and most but not all models keep doing rather moderate.
As I said there is a positive outlier which I have to look up every time by stick-shift.
To include model into prefs
seems intuitive and wise.
Thank you for listening. Keep up the brilliant work!
Frank

@EbT42
I concur. I live on one of this hard predictable places - and most but not all models keep doing rather moderate.
As I said there is a positive outlier which I have to look up every time by stick-shift.
To include model into prefs
seems intuitive and wise.
Thank you for listening. Keep up the brilliant work!
Frank

I'd suggest to see the widget as keyhole to our individually preferred start layer.
Thats just straight-forward what users expect to appreciate most, doesn't it?

A fascinating feature - my favorite layer. What if the player sequence goes by default to the end point of the modelled part? The moment it enters the realm of forecast the dial could flash in red to exclude misconception.
Cheers-
Frank

Hi everyone,
since Windy has mastered impressive Visuals
(and data piles) and because the Net has been flooded with fancy propagandized doom&gloom models - wouldn't it be great to start a (limited) pilot of compiling T data from a couple of years for say Czech Republic or Central Europa?
Software for sorting this out must already be availlable and the need to empower the public is h u g e !
Firstly you could take one specific date over say ten or thirty years.
An interesting project in that direction:
https://temperature.global/
Have a good day!
Frank

Vulcan eruptions, blown DU ammunition and other disasters may imply serious ramifications for populations even a thousand miles away.
A maintained, color-coded sequence of the distribution area based on wind- and precipitation data would offer a significant tool! Even if data about radiation/contamination levels are sparse or missing at all - the need for measurements could be established nvtl.
The Khmelnitskyi incident and the big derailment fire in the U.S. gave a strong impression...

@Ondřej-Šutera

Dear Ondřej,
earlier iPhones may require a choice of analog widget versions. Seven series running 15.7 seem to stand right on the edge: they display both a place-holding message demanding an iOS 14 version widget. The 7Plus produces ntl.
a secondary, free-standing functional widget.
Since future could - for a variety of reasons -
see a broader range of active device generations,
an automated OS/hardware check sounds reasonable.
Appreciate the luxury you already provided us with!
Always with pleasure:
Frank

Dear Sirs,
my 7Plus shows an "incorporated" but incapable widget a n d a free standing - functional -
version.
Now: With the intention to delete the bricked sibling on my 7Flat by iOS widget menu - instead the good one vanished and nothing could reproduce this desired version.
Since both work literally flawless on iOS 15.7 I wonder: What causes the discrepancy?

Anyways: I wish you guys and everyone around a happy New Years Eve!
Regards:
Frank

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