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@idefix37
I am most certain not suggesting to include a frontal parameter as such in Windy, but solely an option to show the dewpoint temperatures / pressure tendency / pressure, at the available weather stations. Just like actual temperature and actual winds are being shown currently. I think it would be wonderful to be able to see such data.
Sorry if I wasn't clear in my first post. The title might be misleading.
Hi,
I'm really happy with Windy!
Would it be possible to include pressure, pressure tendency, and dewpoint in the observed variables, similar to how measured temperature and wind are presented? If possible, it would be perfect to have these variables combined into a single plot as well. Could be of great use to determine the actual position of a front.
Greetings.
Dear wind team,
please finally show the warm, cold and occlusion fronts. Troughs after cold fronts and convection lines should also be able to be displayed. It would be so helpful. Thank you very much
Regards, Jan
Almost every meteorological agency makes their own charts. Almost every analysis differs, so I cannot see how this would be achievable. Which would you choose?
The introduction of model frontal parameters or live measurements of T, Td, Wind, RH, etc. to make your own analysis seems more feasible to me.
@Windystu You are looking at model data that is included in the Windy API. There is always an inaccuracy present in weather models. Some models are better in the boundary layer, other models at other levels of the atmosphere. Some are better with convective precipitation, others with dynamic precipitation. Models differ in resolution, used numerical equations, surface/soil diagrams, hydrostatica etc. etc.
In the end, when looking at a computer generated forecast, you are looking at the output of a single numerical weather model. Some understanding of how the weather and how numerical weather models work is essential in creating a realistic forecast. The fact that models itself are less accurate could be contributed to the synoptic situation at that moment, or changes in the calculations/models. It is not attributed to the API/software you are using while looking at the chosen model.
@wangyongtao
Looking at the image it seems like an issue with the radar data or a reflection issue in the vicinity, not with Windy. All composite radar imagery near this location show the same reflection like error.
Dear wind team,
please finally show the warm, cold and occlusion fronts. Troughs after cold fronts and convection lines should also be able to be displayed. It would be so helpful. Thank you very much
Regards, Jan
Almost every meteorological agency makes their own charts. Almost every analysis differs, so I cannot see how this would be achievable. Which would you choose?
The introduction of model frontal parameters or live measurements of T, Td, Wind, RH, etc. to make your own analysis seems more feasible to me.
@idefix37
I am most certain not suggesting to include a frontal parameter as such in Windy, but solely an option to show the dewpoint temperatures / pressure tendency / pressure, at the available weather stations. Just like actual temperature and actual winds are being shown currently. I think it would be wonderful to be able to see such data.
Sorry if I wasn't clear in my first post. The title might be misleading.
Hi,
I'm really happy with Windy!
Would it be possible to include pressure, pressure tendency, and dewpoint in the observed variables, similar to how measured temperature and wind are presented? If possible, it would be perfect to have these variables combined into a single plot as well. Could be of great use to determine the actual position of a front.
Greetings.