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I was looking at the potential to include some windy screencaptures or animated gifs in a research article - wondering if this is possible, and if so how, if there are any guide lines in place for preferred citation?

Hi @Korina ,

Is this a policy issue or are the records not maintained? I am doing research for my PhD and would be interested in accessing 2016-2018 weather info if you have it stored.

Best wishes,
Liam