@Midengineracer All TAFs I usually use for my forecasting tonight, both in the US and International, haven't updated their TAFs in the last 12h-24hrs so I've done the same thing using the GOV TAFs from AWC. Would be great to get this fixed ASAP

When I load in the Cloud Layer with Precip overlay, the precipitation is very pixilated with no work around to fix. This is consistent between different models of EURO/GFS/HRRR and has been like this throughout the day today with different model runs loaded in. It remains pixilated regardless of the zoom level as well. The rain/thunder layer seems to be fine with no pixilation.

@Suty Yes I understand, however with the current update the precipitation that's layered over the clouds has a larger pixilation compared to how it's been depicted in the past. As an example, here's is how the models used to layer the precip over the clouds with roughly the same amount of precip in a region using the GFS model. I was just wondering if this is how the standard going with how precip is being depicted on the cloud layer, or if it's something that will be patched later since there's no way to customize it from the user end:

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@Suty Yes I understand, however with the current update the precipitation that's layered over the clouds has a larger pixilation compared to how it's been depicted in the past. As an example, here's is how the models used to layer the precip over the clouds with roughly the same amount of precip in a region using the GFS model. I was just wondering if this is how the standard going with how precip is being depicted on the cloud layer, or if it's something that will be patched later since there's no way to customize it from the user end:

When I load in the Cloud Layer with Precip overlay, the precipitation is very pixilated with no work around to fix. This is consistent between different models of EURO/GFS/HRRR and has been like this throughout the day today with different model runs loaded in. It remains pixilated regardless of the zoom level as well. The rain/thunder layer seems to be fine with no pixilation.

@Midengineracer All TAFs I usually use for my forecasting tonight, both in the US and International, haven't updated their TAFs in the last 12h-24hrs so I've done the same thing using the GOV TAFs from AWC. Would be great to get this fixed ASAP

I know the previous version of model data typically had the type of precip overlayed the base cloud layer, but my current version just has clouds with no type of precip. Is this just a bug that is being worked on, or is this how the cloud layer will be going forward?

This is what the old model looked like prior to the update: