@rotorhead332
https://community.windy.com/topic/3268/wrong-posision-of-ula-platform?=1610818936386
and
https://community.windy.com/topic/7206/enla-ula-platform-wrong-position?=1610819114081
@Korina
Seems that someone typed 59 instead of 57. Please fix it.
"Filomena" is the "talk of the town" even here in Greece!
Mr. Kolydas (Director of the Greek Met. Service) wrote an article
about the polar temperatures that accompany Filomena.
https://kolydas.eu/2021/01/07/η-κακοκαιρία-φιλόμενα-που-έφερε-πολι/
@nandes
You can track it by selecting "wind gusts".
Today afternoon ...
@korina
If Windy plans to integrate turbulence and icing forecast (for aviation)
developers may use the parameters (in Grib format) described here
https://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/docs/on388/table2.html#TABLE140
(from GFS model).
@Flyingdoktor
Till then ....
@idefix37
...or maybe because of the divergence of the sea currents
in the area aprox. 90 NM south of the S. Georgia island.
@krzyho
Do you mean the Gulf stream?
Select "Currents"
@idefix37
Sailors and aviators, totally agree!
@ahmed-a-as
Meteo. observations at airports (METARs), report wind speed in knots.
When the wind speed (in knots) is changed in km/hr, we can observe
the "problem" you mention.
1 kt=1.852 km/h,
so 1 kt is rounded to 2 km/hr
2 kt = 3.7 = aprox. 4 km/hr
3 kt = 5.5 = aprox 6 km/hr
4 kt = 7.4 = aprox 7 km/hr etc
Because of this we cannot see 1 km/hr, 3km/hr, 5 km/hr
(but we see 4, 6, 7 ...).
@andesxtremo
https://community.windy.com/topic/14407/what-station-to-buy?=1609512758599
also
https://community.windy.com/topic/9616/best-personal-station-to-buy?=1609512758601
and
https://community.windy.com/topic/12800/recommended-weather-stations
finally
https://community.windy.com/topic/14746/best-150-weather-station-december-2020/3?_=1609512758603
@idefix37
https://usicecenter.gov/PressRelease/IcebergA68E_F
and
https://modis.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery/individual.php?db_date=2020-12-23
Looks like a giant crack.
During these breakup events a lot of energy released.
The noises as the iceberg broke apart,
called "icequakes" (or cryoseisms).
I want to mention, also, that the "main" iceberg travells faster
than the small fragment (35 nm north)
@korina
Please add explanation for the shadows of gray.
I think represent relative humidity aloft (not clouds). Isn't it?
@andreaspel
Για όποια απορία έχεις, είμαι πρόθυμος να σε βοηθήσω. Καλά Χριστούγεννα.
"switch to Winter view" ?
what do you mean?
@idefix37
... today, I see, the mother berg doubled
birthing a large child berg (aprox. 20 km long)
@idefix37
IMO in the broad sense, it is a bug.
