Weather Radar of course, as Windy.com combines weather models (rain & forecasts), and it's always only minutes from it's next update.

@nesro Thank you. I actually became a premium member because what you had for free was so good! I felt you guys deserved it on that alone.

@dorucalinciobanu that's a national weather agency, or something. Have to ask the government or someone like that

@rodrigogusso Yes. Same here. Something wrong with at least mblue and ECMWF. Perfect weather here with 0 clouds and nothing nearby. However those two models show rain all day. NOAA had correct forecast and 0% precip, and happened as well (today).

@idefix37 ah, thx. I also figured out I have to long press the home (house) to get my local weather. Just tapping it and touching the 4 day doesn't work to pull up the local area anymore. EDIT: ooo. that's now fixed, or working again (w/o having to long press).

There seems to be a new error introduced with that white blinking dot, or at the same time. What is that white dot anyway? Also, now after I press the home (house button) then touch forecast for this location, it no longer goes to my location, but some random place, indicated by that blinking white dot. My location (solid blue dot) is correct. Also, sometimes the 4 day forecast is at the top, And, at the same time (overlaid) is the distant planning, forecast for this location and sounding both at the same time. Mobile, Android.

@idefix37 Ah, thank you for replying. Okay, that must correspond to the vertical red line ------- . Trouble is that's not my actual position. I realize that has nothing to do with Windy, but my cell phone and maybe VPN?...
I've messed with the settings and this location surprise happens on other apps too. I was hoping that was not happening here.
lol. I am the white dot & and blue dot...(I haven't left my home and they are miles apart) it's Google that's my cell phone provider, Fi, and Duck duck go VPN... Okay. thank you very much, James

Hi. First, what's the white dot? It's not where I am; that's the blue dot. Second, before I ask the next question, this is a mobile phone screenshot. Does it even work correctly on mobile? Thanks, James
https://photos.app.goo.gl/BYu7p1XtkPX1huMV9

@idefix37 Oh sorry. 21769 Middletown MD USA. Now the hhhh forecast is incorrect, it seems. Also here are the pictures of Rain and Thunder from Windy and Weather Radar, IMHO they look different.. and it's light raining right now where I am. Thank you.

@rodrigogusso Yes. Same here. Something wrong with at least mblue and ECMWF. Perfect weather here with 0 clouds and nothing nearby. However those two models show rain all day. NOAA had correct forecast and 0% precip, and happened as well (today).

@btschumy ahhh. thx!

@idefix37 oh. very cool. thanks. great to know, as I'm always having to click around to see what's the most current model. then look at the weather. It appears not many people do that at all, so I'm figuring I'm going about it the wrong way. I do know they have different resolutions and different timeframes into the future

@idefix37 Yes, I read them. And having published articles myself and having multiple STEM degrees and the basic amateur radio license, let's assume you are correct, for a brief moment. Here's a picture of a map of all the wifi spots in the NY area, not including all the cell phones at that moment, and your trying to tell me that there's interference between wifi and radar? How do all the multiple radars at the major airports work then? They are all much more powerful and on similar frequencies to both other radar and wifi? Oh, and that somehow radar, much more powerful, doesn't magical interfere with wifi??

@Ftjwinfs They should have an "average" model then. :) Thanks:)