Hello. I am also not satisfied with the AI forecast. In the meteogram the scale for altitutes was amplified up to altitudes over FL300, which is in detriment of detail below 10,000 ft., which was the case of the Meteogram with the classic Forecast. The classic forecast meteogram comes in handy when you are a VFR pilot in need with a more precise infromation a lower altitudes.

I have not found a way of turning back to the classic format. It would be great to chosse back and forth between the two types of forecast.

@suty
I must have looked at another meteogram, and wrote inaccurate information, but in the new software the altitude scale for the Aerodrome meteogram is 1,000ftAGL, FL100, FL130, FL165, FL200 and FL300. My concern is still the same, which is that it lacks detailed and a broader scale up the 10,000ft. It jumps from 1,000ft. to 10,000ft, making it not very good for VFR flying. Sorry for generating confusion.

@Suty
Great Thanks!!

@Suty
If not now, when are you planning to return back to the more detailed aerodrome meteogram at altitudes below 10,000ft as you had in the previous software?

@Suty
You are right!
Thats why initialy I saw some values and wrote them down accordingly and when I looked again some other day it had some different values, because I had changed aerodrome.
Nevertheless the reduced scale for lower altitudes still prevails which is my concern as you are aware. Thanks for the support.

@suty
I must have looked at another meteogram, and wrote inaccurate information, but in the new software the altitude scale for the Aerodrome meteogram is 1,000ftAGL, FL100, FL130, FL165, FL200 and FL300. My concern is still the same, which is that it lacks detailed and a broader scale up the 10,000ft. It jumps from 1,000ft. to 10,000ft, making it not very good for VFR flying. Sorry for generating confusion.

@Suty
Thanks a lot for your support. I hope something can be done.

@suty
Is it possible to come back to the old software broader altitude scale for aerodromes meteograms for better VFR analysis?

@suty
aerodrome meteogram old software

@suty
aerodrome meteogram with new software

@suty
You are right in your pictures. I think I was not clear enough in my explanation, so I would like to amplify on the idea. When I look at the meteogram of an aerodrome like SKMD or SKRG for instance; in the previous software the horizontal lines for the different altitudes are 3000ft, 6400ft, FL100(10,000 ft.) FL180 and FL300. The first 3 altitudes up to 10,000 ft allows to observe the information much in detailed for a VFR pilot that does no fly as high.
With the new software if you look at an aerodrome's meteogram, the horizontal lines are at 1000ft, FL115, FL150, FL200 and FL300. As you can observe it jumps from 1,000 ft to 11500 ft. in a short distance, not allowing to visualize detailed information for a VFR flight like previously where you were able to observe from the ground to 10,000ft. in a much bigger scale

@Suty
Thanks for your prompt response.