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I think it is necessary to correct this definition of "mean waves heght" here too:

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@korina thank you for your quick reply. Windy.com is an amazing tool for many many users from a wide range of uses. So that I think it is worthy to be accurate on using technical words. Note that, the "significant height" is the same as "mean wave height of the highest third of the waves". If you don´t want to use "significant wave height", it is not correct to substitute it just with "mean wave height". The true "mean wave height" is actually around 64% of the "significant height". . Best wishes.

@korina thank you very much for help improving Windy.com. I´m meteorologist and I´ve recently explainned to my instagram followers about this tricky details regarding waves height forecasts, citing Windy.com. My profile: @hashtag.ceu Best wishes.

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@korina thank you very much for help improving Windy.com. I´m meteorologist and I´ve recently explainned to my instagram followers about this tricky details regarding waves height forecasts, citing Windy.com. My profile: @hashtag.ceu Best wishes.

@korina thank you for your quick reply. Windy.com is an amazing tool for many many users from a wide range of uses. So that I think it is worthy to be accurate on using technical words. Note that, the "significant height" is the same as "mean wave height of the highest third of the waves". If you don´t want to use "significant wave height", it is not correct to substitute it just with "mean wave height". The true "mean wave height" is actually around 64% of the "significant height". . Best wishes.

@gkikas-lgpz
I think it is necessary to correct this definition of "mean waves heght" here too:

Best wishes

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