I think he means the one we just clicked on to read this post. I agree - once read it should go away.

I would LOVE to receive alerts as push notifications!!!

Also, it would be great to set notifications for your 'current location' - not just for specific locations - so that as you move around alerts are relevant to where you actually are (i.e. when travelling).

Thanks for an absolutely amazing app!!!!

Thank you very much for fixing this issue - v28.0.3 looks great on the iPhone 12 Pro!!!!

Also, thank you for the new iOS 14 widget!

Keep up the great work... 👍

Thank you for removing the banner!

Those losing their minds about the use of “girls” need to chill out. Windy is from Europe, where they still use common sense in regards to language - unlike here in North America, where many read into and sensationalize the smallest nuances of words to make a statement. There is no infringement on equality or rights to see here... move on.

@Korina I agree, the banner needs to go. It’s fine if it’s there initially, but should disappear as soon as the article is read.

Hello,

It seems that METAR stations reporting an AUTO observation that does not include visibility or sky condition are being incorrectly labelled with LIFR conditions (see example below). I think they should be stripped of the label altogether and appear in the grey colour like non-METAR airports, as we really do not know the conditions at all and it can be misleading. Hopefully this can be corrected in a future update.

Thanks for this amazing feature and an outstanding product!!

Cheers,

Chris

Hello,

It would be great if, when scrolling through the forecast charts (i.e. basic, meteogram, etc.), there would be a shortcut to return to the current time - for example, a second click on the relevant forecast tab (basic, meteogram, etc.). In other words, if you're viewing the meteogram chart, clicking on the meteogram tab again would bring you back to the current time in the chart.

Thank you for an outstanding app!!

Cheers,

Chris
Vancouver, BC

Not to be greedy, but if you could now pleeeeease also allow us to keep the pressure isolines enabled? Pretty please???? 🙏

Hi @korina,

This website doesn't allow me to upload screen recordings, so I've email it to your colleague Petra. There were no errors reported in the error console.

As I mentioned, the issue is intermittent, so you likely won't be able to reproduce it all the time. It seems that it usually occurs after having not opened the app in several hours.

Starting recently, I am often getting a “no data” radar display when launching the app (screenshot attached). I have the radar set as the default layer. The only way to fix it seems to be force quitting and relaunching the app.

Any ideas what’s causing this issue? Please let me know if you need any additional info for troubleshooting.

iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 15.0.1 (issue also occurred on iOS 14).

Thank you very much for fixing this issue - v28.0.3 looks great on the iPhone 12 Pro!!!!

Also, thank you for the new iOS 14 widget!

Keep up the great work... 👍

Hi @korina,

Thanks for continuing to look into this issue.

If this is in fact the correct behaviour, why is it that the data from both overlapping sources is in fact displayed correctly in the overlapping region in the first frame? It is only in the second frame, when the Environment Canada data in the non-overlapping regions becomes hatched, that the EC data in the overlapping region disappears.

It is this inconsistency in the behaviour of the overlapping data that was leading me to believe that this issue is bug and not the intended behaviour.

Cheers,

Chris

@korina this is exactly the problem - in my example it is not behaving the way you describe it should be. In the regions I highlighted, the Environment Canada data disappears in the latest time stamp (when the rest of the visible Environment Canada data become hatched). If it were in fact showing the maximum value of precipitation, this data would remain.

The issue is clear when you see the difference between the two images, or between the two time stamps in the video. A large portion of the Environment Canada data in the highlighted region simply disappears when the rest of the data becomes hatched. This clearly seems to be a bug related to when one part of the overlap area becomes hatched/striped. Before this data becomes hatched/striped, everything is behaving as it should.

I have emailed you an additional example. Thanks for continuing to look into this issue.

Thank you, @korina.

@korina I know what the stripped/hatched area means. Please read my post in detail. It explains the issue I am referring to.

@korina my apologies, I linked the wrong file. It should be working now.

@saulsebrook https://community.windy.com/topic/14657/ui-issues-iphone-12-pro-max

Hello,

There seems to be an issue in areas of weather radar overlap between adjacent weather data providers (let's say providers A and B) that causes the part of A's radar image that overlaps with B to disappear when A's data expires and becomes hatched elsewhere.

Please see this video for an example. Running horizontally across the middle of this video is the 49th parallel, the border between Canada and the US. Data north of the border is provided by Environment Canada, and south of the border by NOAA. Here in Vancouver, we are close enough to the border that we are covered by both weather radar feeds. Watch the time slider along the bottom of the screen. You'll notice that in the most current image (end of slider), the Environment Canada data becomes hatched (expired, in relation to the NOAA data, I presume), and at the same time a large portion of the radar image around Vancouver disappears. This is the Environment Canada data that's disappeared, even though it remains hatched in the rest of the visible area. It should, therefore, appear hatched here too.

I believe that there is some kind of graphical issue that prevents the hatched weather data from displaying correctly in areas where there is an overlap with an adjacent provider.

Please let me know if you require any further info!

Cheers,

Chris
Vancouver, BC