(Yes, I know. I was hoping for accumulation.)

OK! (Impressed with the Picker: ultimate precision for two dimensions (latitude and longitude) (Alas no Picker for fourth dimension (time).)

UI Glitich: Idea: regarding

Rain accumulation
Next 12 hours	Next 24 hours	Next 3 days	Next 5 days	Next 10 days

Perhaps there also could be a slider or something added so the user could choose an arbitrary point, e.g. "Next 2 days", "Next 2.5 days", etc.

E.g., I have a guest visiting my forest for what will be the first half of a typhoon period, next two days only, and want to predict how much rain will accumulate.

(I'm thinking about which github.../windycom/.../issues place it would be better for me to report things like the numbers cut off in in above image in. As GitHub issues lists are all simple defect reports.) (One can also see above the X that there is some other red square obscured.)(Anyway, with GitHub if I guessed wrong about a bug, like with the clock, the project members can simply say it was intentional and close it.)

@idefix37 yes, windy is 99% great. I'm just trying to file some simple bug reports. Perhaps I don't know the correct place to file them (github?). Here is another one that I found, there are words cut off at the bottom of the screen (on the m line), and tapping the X does not reveal them, because the X has a different action. The screenshot is from the Android app. Please tell me the proper place to file such bug reports.
I will append a picture in a moment.
Yes, it is true my tone of voice was bad in the past. But from now on they will be just simple bug reports.

Bug: https://www.windy.com/ uses a clock icon,

for "about these data".
That is incorrect. It should use an "i with a circle - information" or "?" icon instead.

Proof: https://community.windy.com/ uses a clock icon,

correctly to mean "recent".

Facebook use of clock icon:

User clicks Thunderstorms.
User wonders what do those numbers mean.
User spots this,

User wonders does it mean

• I: Incidents of lightning per square kilometer?
• l: liters of rainwater per square kilometer?
• l: lightning bolts per square kilometer?

etc.
There is no mouseover explanation.
Even browser Developer Tools doesn't help.

On the Android app we have to make the frustrating second tap to choose between Weather radar and Satellite.
Just make them first level choices like on the Website, and eliminate the second one (Satellite) due to space.

Oh, I see. We are supposed to hit the Windy Logo to go home.
Well still, inconsistent!