I have the Windy Weather Widget installed on two Garmin watches:
• On my fēnix 8, the widget reports App Version 1.014.
• On my fēnix 9 Pro inReach, it reports App Version 1.013.
Garmin Connect IQ does not offer any update for the fēnix 9 Pro inReach.

Is version 1.013 currently the latest/correct build specifically for the fēnix 9 Pro inReach, while version 1.014 is distributed to the fēnix 8?
Is this due to device-specific builds or compatibility?

Thanks and best regards,
Jiri Sladky

said in METEOBLUE vs. MBLUE AI:

METEOBLUE

If MBLUE AI (in the app) is the same as METEOBLUE (in the Garmin widget), it would be nice to have this standardized so that the model is also named MBLUE AI in the widget.

I have the Windy Weather Widget installed on two Garmin watches:
• On my fēnix 8, the widget reports App Version 1.014.
• On my fēnix 9 Pro inReach, it reports App Version 1.013.
Garmin Connect IQ does not offer any update for the fēnix 9 Pro inReach.

Is version 1.013 currently the latest/correct build specifically for the fēnix 9 Pro inReach, while version 1.014 is distributed to the fēnix 8?
Is this due to device-specific builds or compatibility?

Thanks and best regards,
Jiri Sladky

I use the official Windy.com Weather Widget for Garmin on my Garmin fēnix 9 Pro inReach. In the widget settings (currently app version 1.013), I can select the Global Forecast Model from ECMWF, METEOBLUE, ICON and GFS.
I would like to clarify what exactly the METEOBLUE option represents.

In the current Windy mobile app, MBLUE AI is available as a point forecast and is described as an AI/multimodel forecast. Is the METEOBLUE forecast used by the Garmin Weather Widget the same MBLUE AI / meteoblue Learning MultiModel (mLM) forecast?
Or does the Garmin widget use a different/classic meteoblue model or forecast product?

In other words, if I select METEOBLUE on my Garmin watch and MBLUE AI in the Windy mobile app for exactly the same coordinates and time, should the underlying forecast data be expected to be the same?

Thanks and best regards,
Jiri Sladky