Excellent work giving us the prevailing winds for the different runways when an ICAO (airport) is displayed!

For flight simming (and real-world too) this is a huge win for pilots; to see the info quickly without having to dig around (with web-cams!), for baro and IFR/VFR status. Plus, it includes real-time METAR updates... How cool is that!

Excellent work giving us the prevailing winds for the different runways when an ICAO (airport) is displayed!

For flight simming (and real-world too) this is a huge win for pilots; to see the info quickly without having to dig around (with web-cams!), for baro and IFR/VFR status. Plus, it includes real-time METAR updates... How cool is that!

I did just notice, in the bottom right of the main window there is a very small "Pressure" switch that I have never noticed before. It's that small!

I can live with that, but even still, the switch should be set when the page is posted using a new URL. When I refresh the URL from a bookmark in my browser the "i:pressure" appears in the URL then is removed from the URL. Something is wrong with the URL parsing tool upon post.

Using this URL:

https://www.windy.com/-Menu/menu?radar,36.659,-77.582,7,i:pressure,m:eHlad1g

Notice the "i:pressure" in the URL?

This is the URL tag that is populated when the switch is turned on in: More Layers, Isolines of Pressure.

But, when I pass this URL into the browser the lines do not appear. When I am leaving the page for a different URL (Google, CNN, etc.) the Isolines appear for a split second. This has to be a bug.

All meteorologists want to see the pressures without having to drill down to a switch that is buried in the menu system. Very frustrating. I love Windy.com so don't interpret this comment as being negative, please. It is the best tool for weather that I use every day!

Hey, Windy!

I am using your website, creating and following flight plans that I create for Microsoft Flight Simulator and your site works really well! It is down and dirty and gives me the details I need.

Is there anyway that you could make the satellite box bigger or more easily expandable? I have to right-click the Google link below the image, and send the link to another tab to expand it. It's kind of a pain to do.

That's it! Thanks for reading this.

Best,
HwyStar