@TZ that is a very sad news, here in central Italy we really liked the 1.3k, reliable and with wider coverage.

@idefix37 please let us keep using the higher-resolution model. We subscribed for a wider 1.3km, covering well enough central Italy, now with the 2.5km version we are cut-out.

@idefix37 please let us keep using the higher-resolution model. We subscribed for a wider 1.3km, covering well enough central Italy, now with the 2.5km version we are cut-out.

@TZ that is a very sad news, here in central Italy we really liked the 1.3k, reliable and with wider coverage.

@ivo the new navigation menu is covering a lot of the map, it's not so easy anymore to compare different altitudes. It's also harder to compare different forecast models.
I liked the old one, maybe the sliders were just a bit small, but overall much more useful than the current version. I liked also the old picker, now having to long tap feels slow.
Thanks for your continuous effort anyway!

I took the chance to draw a mockup, what do you think?
That is made with iPhone5 resolution... I think most user will have that or even more

Would prefer the key on the left and the timebar always visible in the bottom. The button could hide all but the timebar.

Gestures like two fingers scroll left-right could help navigating the overlays, up-down the altitude.
With this gestures and a fast bubble disappearing in a couple of seconds indicating the parameter we could even with operate with the settings collapsed.

Would also like to change altitude in clouds mode, just to have a quick glimpse at the wind at that altitude.

If altitude could be saved in the preference (cookie or bookmark, dunno) would be great.

Changing altitude (pressure) in pressure mode, could switch to geopotential view.

Sorry for the long post 🤗