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@TZ You are right, this is obvious when latitude-longitude grid is shown (see Settings). The reflection of the sun moves a little more north each day and will disappear before reappearing around September 20 at the time of the equinox.

I love this layers: .

Here is some further information: Tropical update Late season, tropical storm Pablo has formed, will move over east Azores tonight. https://www.severe-weather.eu/tropical-weather/tropical-storm-pablo-azores-fa/

Hi @idefix37, thank you for your message. We're working on this issue.

Yes confirmed, fixed :)

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@TomSlavkovsky Please consider using different contour intevals. https://community.windy.com/topic/7387/geopotential-height-and-precip-question/8

Fantastic write up, Thanks

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@idefix37 Today, same temperature inversion in the morning. With a comparison of temperature at Geneva airport weather station. The 9km resolution of the ECMWF model does not allow to show this local effect. Sorry there are 30 minutes between these 2 screenshots which explains the 2°C difference at WS.

Would it be possible to add wave height and maximum wave height to the buoy data?

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@wxcycles You may try it. Personally I’m not convinced that sailors are so familiar with these standardised colours. I started with the following choice of colours: Green: the best conditions for sailing. Enjoy wind and sea. Orange: conditions becoming tougher. Be careful Red: hard conditions for a standard 30’ - 40’ cruising boat. Better to stay sheldered. The result is may be not artistic but efficient. I like to explain the Beaufort scale also with this table from F.Singleton, with a little humour : https://rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/wea.153