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

@idefix37
Can we meet on the same page by talking Central Europe?

@Frank748
Edited for clarity.
To round up my objection: Gist of it was essentially the appeal to keep politics out of science-based industry - and what else but politics could be the concerned, IPCC-parroting conform virtue-signalling adjustment?

@idefix37
What was wrong with the traditional coloring meteorologists all over the world used worldwide until recently? The difference is s u b s t a n t i a l - that's why I ask the obvious question.

@idefix37
My question was about your reasoning to shift the default color range so strongly towards deep red?
The expextation all users might correct that one seems a bit far fetched to me. Btw. is a sentence in capital letters not what I understand as netquette.

@uktim32
I was all about the distinctive s h i f t in color, not the spread gradient. Look, here's the virtue-signalling "Neusprech" Eurochart beneath a traditionally colored Swiss weather map:
https://t.me/PhantomSchweiz/31919
Not sure if I'm allowed to upload pictures of the old/vs. new german wearherwoman...
let's see:

Ground level Temp display
A while ago the established color range has been aligned to the agenda-soaked mass media weather charts:
30° C comes along now in hazard-red instead of the intuitively appropriate yellowish.
On top on that (large scale chart): Vast continental stretches are temp-wise mis-represented by the numbers of the most-outstanding heat-islands there are - which, as we all know, overshoot the air mass average by a couple of degrees bc most weather stations are simply located at the hottest urban areas and our sick city architecture can easily maintain its sacrosanct coverstory: The one and only, uncanny, mysterious trace gas.*
Sci-based services should at all costs adhere to absolutely politics-free, field based physics!

• I'm worried Windy has been marked as suitable multiplier for the climate part of the Davos agenda and already receives NGO- and Gov. sponsoring in that regard.
  Is there an audit availlable?
  Thank you for listening.
  Yours!
  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