@Ondřej-Šutera Thank you!
I would like to take this opportunity to tell you how much I love your website and feedback service.

Hi!

Since you added the Drought layer, the app has become increasingly useful for analyzing the agricultural situation in the world.
If you are planning to move towards agri layers, I would find the "maximum/minimum" daytime temperature layer extremely practical.

This serves 2 main purposes: to see if crops in temperature-sensitive countries are not expecting daytime heat; and to monitor potential freezing in fields without snow cover during the winter.

Currently, there is only the possibility to gradually study the temperature regime of each region separately, clicking through the time period slider in search of the highest/lowest temperature; or to going through a detailed temperature breakdown for a specific point on the map.

But there is no way to look at the entire planet and quickly assess potential problem areas.

I can imagine that this is not a priority in development and it is a rather specific request, so I would just like to understand whether Windy considers this direction as a likely one for future development.

Thank You!

P.S.

@idefix37 Thank you very much for your offer to help!
I'll use the code provided by @Filip_K as I'm already used to it.
However, I am now interested in testing other formats that other users have. So if it's not too much trouble, I'd be grateful for your code as well.

@Filip_K I would like to thank you for your quick response and help!

@Filip_K Thank You, it works!

@idefix37 Hello! Sorry for this a necroposting, but I encountered this problem again, went to the community forum, and saw that my reply to you had been in draft all this time.

So first of all, thank you for your reply.

And here is a fresh screenshot of the problem. Yesterday, I set custom colors to see when the temperature exceeds certain risk threshold (+33 Celsius). Because of this, the maps became more contrasting and this bug became more noticeable. In particular, all marks on the map show +30, although if I manually select a location, the temperature corresponds to the color coding and is consistently higher than +33.

Have a wild guess - reported data can be connected with absence of Ukraine and part of Russia in Reported Weather coverage? Screenshot below. Because for France, data is perfectly aligned.

Indications on the map during peak temperature hours often do not coincide with the point mark. And I think that this is not a matter of temperature differences in neighboring areas, so I gave examples when the entire map shows a completely different temperature level than the point mark. The second screen is from the same day an few hours later.

Perhaps the bug is that only the time stamp is tied to my time zone, although it should be the same as on the map?

@Filip_K Thank You, it works!

@Filip_K Sorry to bother You again, but isn't this a current code, not original? I pasted it in import section and noticed that it stays the same.

On this video, I intentionally change one of the colors to see the change in code and then paste your code. As You see, it turned back the current palette.
https://www.loom.com/share/4f7271ab077442988e123a216e61fe90?sid=e949ed09-4f01-4cb0-9894-96b9172dc1ce

@idefix37 Thank you very much for your offer to help!
I'll use the code provided by @Filip_K as I'm already used to it.
However, I am now interested in testing other formats that other users have. So if it's not too much trouble, I'd be grateful for your code as well.

@Filip_K I would like to thank you for your quick response and help!

Hi!
I'm confused by the choice of new colors for the accumulated precipitation maps - I find them annoying and distracting.
The background has also changed from gray to a darker color (land and ocean areas).

Before

Now

Is there any way to change this style? I see that this is now a default color scheme.

Of course, I can take the time to customize it manually, but I'd really like to not have to guess the 12 shades that I had before.

Do you have a saved palette of the previous colors?

Thank you for your consideration.

Hi!

Since you added the Drought layer, the app has become increasingly useful for analyzing the agricultural situation in the world.
If you are planning to move towards agri layers, I would find the "maximum/minimum" daytime temperature layer extremely practical.

This serves 2 main purposes: to see if crops in temperature-sensitive countries are not expecting daytime heat; and to monitor potential freezing in fields without snow cover during the winter.

Currently, there is only the possibility to gradually study the temperature regime of each region separately, clicking through the time period slider in search of the highest/lowest temperature; or to going through a detailed temperature breakdown for a specific point on the map.

But there is no way to look at the entire planet and quickly assess potential problem areas.

I can imagine that this is not a priority in development and it is a rather specific request, so I would just like to understand whether Windy considers this direction as a likely one for future development.

Thank You!

P.S.

@Ondřej-Šutera Thank you!
I would like to take this opportunity to tell you how much I love your website and feedback service.

In previous post I don't specify issue correctly, but now I see that @Wheats get it right. Today I see the same kind of differences if accums 5/10 days. But also I want to point out an hourly forecast issue too. So I record a short explanation video. My language is far from good, but I hope it makes my question more clear.

https://www.loom.com/share/d41ce15f16f147eda49aa4196325930a?sid=1b7d2bbd-2562-48e6-a21b-3cc60cd47cb0

@Wheats Hi, You interpreted the message correctly.

Answering question - I summed up all 5 days, but it was not difficult - for the selected location, the forecast had rains only in a small time period that fit into the screenshot. On all other days outside the screenshot, the hourly forecast showed 0 mm.