It would be awesome to customize map colouring based on user supplied rules. For example, I am often only interested in whether the temperature is less than say 0C, but the current colour gradients make it difficult to see the difference between -2C and +2C. I'd prefer to just colour areas that are forecasted to have below 0C temperatures. This could be easily extended to more complex user supplied rules, like
Is it possible to add accumulated precip to the meteogram and airgram panels? Accumulated precip. on the map is great, but temporal resolution is too coarse. Precip. bars on *-gram views is okay, but very difficult to get a sense of precip over a period (without mentally adding many totals together). Spotwx (https://spotwx.com/) does a very nice job of this feature.
Is it possible to create customizable loops where the user chooses a feature, aggregation method, and time period?
For example,
Precipitation, Total, over past 3 hour, 24 hour, 48 hours...
Wind, Max/Average, over past 3 hours, ...
Temperature, Max, 24 hour...
For more examples, see https://a.atmos.washington.edu/wrfrt/data/2019060312/gfsinit.html.
It would be awesome to customize map colouring based on user supplied rules. For example, I am often only interested in whether the temperature is less than say 0C, but the current colour gradients make it difficult to see the difference between -2C and +2C. I'd prefer to just colour areas that are forecasted to have below 0C temperatures. This could be easily extended to more complex user supplied rules, like