@jose_fley
If you had looked at the FAQ, you would have found the answer to your question:
https://community.windy.com/topic/9/how-can-i-access-historical-data

@WXcycles
There are very few news about damages and deaths in Mozambique. The reason is the damages to communication installations.

https://clubofmozambique.com/news/just-in-communications-cut-after-cyclone-idai-lashes-beira-city-flooded-and-infrastructure-damaged-preliminary-reports/

@TonyBeck
Tick Pressure box

@WXcycles said in Cyclone IDAI -> Mozambique:

ECMWF model demonstrated remarkable track prediction accuracy up to 5 days in advance.

I fully agree with you. The ECMWF forecast has been very accurate. The track prediction has been stable and precise. I have not checked GFS every time, but 2 days ago it was late on landing schedule.

@WXcycles
In addition to high waves and tide, RSMC La Réunion forecast a storm surge near 4m in the southern semi-circle, which could reach 6m in the river mouth Pungwe where Beira is located (about half of a million inhabitants). They say that storm surge could hit this area at same time as high tide, which is fortunately only 1m above mean sea level at the moment.
It‘s a very bad scenario.

@captainMJ2
This is not available on Windy.

@Gkikas-LGPZ
I thought that the blue curve (and blue figure) was the dew point and the red curve the temperature shown by the dry thermometer. But may be I’m wrong, being not familiar with atmosphere soundings.

@misous
I may agree with your first suggestion, but for the second it’s almost impossible as explained here:
https://community.windy.com/topic/5629/addition-of-fronts

Windy visualize numerical data mainly from weather models but don’t interpret weather charts. So if you know a source of weather front numerical data, if possible worldwide, I’m sure that Windy team would consider your suggestion.

@Ronnie0407
Windy cannot provide the data of any layer, including the ozone layer

@danohaver
What do you mean exactly ?
Is it the discrepancy of isobars on Windy which is 2 hPa, when the official weather maps are showing 4 or 5 hPa between each?
Or is it the isobar plotting which is different on Windy compare to these maps. And to which « governement weather maps » do you refer? Could you post a screenshot of these maps?