@idefix37 I was very pleasantly surprised to learn about the Observation vs. forecast tool a few months ago, but I realize now with the same question as @toponick that I misinterpreted it.

When I am looking at these forecasts, I am primarily interested in knowing how short term predictions are (even knowing that may does not necessarily mean future predictions will perform equally). Perhaps that's the wrong way to look at it?

One of main features I like about the meteoblue.com interface is the availability of short-term verification, which I believe is what both @toponick and I believed the Observation vs. forecast to mean. If there would be any shortcut to integrate the meteoblue approach to short term verification (even a link), I think it would help others better understand the feature.

e.g. https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/historyclimate/verificationshort/edmonton_canada_5946768

@lf94 I haven't seen people post this yet - 3D mode is a great educational tool to show how global systems work. It gives a totally different perspective on how non-biological systems work at a planetary level!

This is really cool! I'm continually blown away by Windy's features – I didn't even know that plugins existed and I've been using Windy almost weekly for the last few years.

Unfortunately, this guide seems out of date already. The developer enabled the plugin for mobile use in v0.2.0 and moved its activation control to be via right clicking instead of the More layers menu. It's all written in the link you provided :)