@lsrs77 Folks I think I solved it! 1. Open the app 2. Click on the three dots 3. at the bottom click on error console 4. click restart the app 5. click on three dots 6. in setting click f (it will naturally change back to c on the reset) 6. View your city 7. Boom baby!

If you can Add "Your Schedule" to the Calendar options for this watch face it would be most appreciated

I love the model compare feature. Adding dew point would be a very helpful addition to this table,

Same problem. Here are the details: IOS 11.2.5 Steps: 1. Open the app 2. Cick on three dots 3. Click advanced settings 4. Change temperature from c to f 5. Click back arrow 6. Click home icon Result: temperature will still be in c and forecast will be in c.

Steps to resolve: 1. Delete app 2. warm boot iphone 3. reinstall app Result: same problem

If you can Add "Your Schedule" to the Calendar options for this watch face it would be most appreciated

I love the model compare feature. Adding dew point would be a very helpful addition to this table,

1. What type of weather station you have: Davis Vantage Pro 2
2. Do you report your data to some other Internet website? weather underground
3. How technically do you send your reports to this other website. Which software or protocol do you use.virtual weather station from Ambient Weather
4. Do you have any tips and ideas, how should our reporting API look like? No clue
5. Would you be willing to offer your station data to anyone else (not only windy.com) as open data? Yes

If it is a layer then have it as an option as a layer. When looking at the models it is more important to look at the intensity than the symbols overlapping the intensity. You are mixing apples and oranges here and any meteorologist will tell you that.

Have a precipitation option and a thunderstorm option, putting them together as you do takes away from the model's effectiveness. Thunderstorms are a layer, not an integration.

@lsrs77 Folks I think I solved it! 1. Open the app 2. Click on the three dots 3. at the bottom click on error console 4. click restart the app 5. click on three dots 6. in setting click f (it will naturally change back to c on the reset) 6. View your city 7. Boom baby!

Same problem. Here are the details: IOS 11.2.5 Steps: 1. Open the app 2. Cick on three dots 3. Click advanced settings 4. Change temperature from c to f 5. Click back arrow 6. Click home icon Result: temperature will still be in c and forecast will be in c.

Steps to resolve: 1. Delete app 2. warm boot iphone 3. reinstall app Result: same problem

@lsrs77 Belay that just found the geopotential heights

I would add a "professional view" and an "everyday view." This is really a great site but I think you will have more professionals use it than novices just because of the detail. In the upper air I would like the pressures to also reflect what they are in the upper air and not the surface. Perhaps I am missing something there.