Let's stop and think for a minute:

1. An Indian citizen asks Windy to conform to the map that their government publishes. Then:

2. A Chinese citizen asks Windy to conform to the map that their government publishes. Then:

3. A Pakistani citizen asks Windy to conform to the map that their government publishes...

4. If you REALLY APPRECIATE Windy, for what they do (it's just a weather app), why would you put them into this position?

5. Are you a "Friend" of Windy? Or:

6. Are you pushing some sort of agenda?

@KassyR Here's what I do: Ignore the catastrophism, and enjoy/use the windy app.

@tve You are two clicks away from your information...

How does removing "borders and countries labels" help?

Windy does not own the map, and Windy can not make changes to the map.

@kaicurry Many of the offshore stations labelled "ship" are, in fact, buoys.

I'm not sure what specific information you need, but timeanddate.com has historical information for weather.

Bring your cursor onto the "Weather" tab, then click on "Past week" on the dropdown menu, then enter a place into the "Place or country..." search box. It will show the past 2 weeks, or you can search by month, going back years.

Here is an example for Gatineau, Quebec: https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/canada/gatineau/historic

Nice addition to the Windy suite!

@m-goynuer Won't you supply information that might help with your question?

Where are you? What was the date and time?

Thanks for pointing out this function. That is useful.

It is still useless to upload such fleeting and transitory information, over so long a period of time.

I would place these on the very first page that opens up when one signs in to Windy.

I think the Dew Point is most helpful for understanding my (summer heat wave) day.

From the United States.

@idefix37 - No need to get rid of Feet. Each user can skip what they don't use.

@michaelfairburn - You are two clicks away from rain...

I just drag the map to the white dot under the info "flag".

Let's stop and think for a minute:

1. An Indian citizen asks Windy to conform to the map that their government publishes. Then:

2. A Chinese citizen asks Windy to conform to the map that their government publishes. Then:

3. A Pakistani citizen asks Windy to conform to the map that their government publishes...

4. If you REALLY APPRECIATE Windy, for what they do (it's just a weather app), why would you put them into this position?

5. Are you a "Friend" of Windy? Or:

6. Are you pushing some sort of agenda?

@emineailo said in Wrong city name in austria city:

My map shows the northern city as Linz, and the southern city as Lienz. Perhaps both were transliterated into the Cyrillic alphabet as the same?

@DasmakFarbin The Aleutian Low, or the Gulf of Alaska Low. There is an article on this phenomenon. Google: "For strong winds: Gulf of Alaska Storms".

Windy utilizes a base map from a third party. Windy does not own the map, they can not make changes to it.

Windy does not own the map, and Windy can not make changes to the map.

Nice addition to the Windy suite!