@idefix37 This may not be the same problem as @llxc, however, I use the Distance and Planning option and the "left click" option will only add another waypoint and not a weather picker when a route is displayed. I use this to display EDR's on the Clear Air Turbulence models and absent another option to display the picker, I can't see the EDR.

Hi @LLXC, thank You for reporting the issue, latest ECMWF update should be available now.

Hi @LLXC, we're not detecting any missing data. Is the issue still happening? Can I get some screenshots of how You see missing update?

I think its a repeat of this issue? https://community.windy.com/topic/7599/arrow-with-mph-and-direction https://community.windy.com/topic/7606/windy-not-showing-information-like-it-has-for-the-last-year-now-when-i-type-in-location-example-st-george-utah-the-map-shows-a-pulsating-circle-no-flag-and-no-information-why-the-change Picker back fixed it? @idefix37 @TheRadarGuy @IVO

@LLXC @Torgeir-Vikane we are working on an update for alerts, but this type of alert is not planned.

@llxc Hello, you do not have to post, we know about it when it happens.

@llxc Hello, there was a small outage, but everything is in order now.

Hello @LLXC, the model was updated two hours ago. Do you see it otherwise?

Thanks for this man

@llxc We are investigating it and it seems there is some problem on the ECMWF side: https://www.ecmwf.int/en/service-status We will create status topic in community and keep you informed about the situation.

@LLXC Just a small correction. Now is finishing processing reference time 2021-04-30T12:00:00Z which is the latest update from ecmwf. Next update (ref. time 18:00:00Z) will come in appr 2 hours.

Hello @LLXC, sometimes updates can be a bit delayed but thank you for noticing it and letting us know! :)

Hi @LLXC, thank you for letting us know, we are working on it. Kind regards, Korina

Starting today, the arrow and wind is back! Yes, I was referring to the "N 1m/s" flag in the link above. Thanks.

@LLXC This has been a thing for a while. From what I understand, it is an issue with the interpolation. As you zoom in, the interpolation becomes a slightly higher resolution. I think it is a minor issue and don't think much of it. I've only noticed a difference of one or two units as I zoom in so it's not that big of a deal for me. What I would recommend is zooming in as much as you like to get more accurate forecast readings.