@bardek We already using leaflet 1.4 in windy.com website. We are about to publish API based on Windy 19.0.0 at first half of May. Thank you for your patience and sorry about small delay :-)

@jfmoyen You are right. By the way, we are still "changing something" on our application :-) That is great our change helped you.

Hi @powellbound, consider Windy API as an another normal Leaflet layer. Everything else is provided by Leaflet itself (eg. markers, its lat lon, distance, ...).

Hi @powellbound, you are right, documentation could be much more informative and straightforward. On the other hand, we are developing Windy application very lively and we would must change the documentation with every new API release. Also, for now, API is intended primarily for skilled users. We will improve and make API more accessible for all users in the future, but it is not a priority now. So sorry for all complications and feel free to ask any your question here.

I do not think you are the only one :-) I am pretty sure many of our API users had the same feeling, but also we have many satisfied API users.

@d-dickerson I guess you are using IE11? We already know about the bug and working on fix. Thank you for your report, it will be fixed soon.

@meganjellyfish @dmccord We already know about the bug in IE11 and working on fix. Thank you for your report, it will be fixed soon.

@1970prawn I guess you are using IE11? We already know about the bug and working on fix. Thank you for your report, it will be fixed soon.

Just to keep you up to date with the leaflet update. Right now we are testing client 19.0.0 with leaflet 1.4 in Europe region. If everything will work, we are going to release this version to the whole world. Then, after a couple of days, we will release new API library with client 19.0.0 for public test. So you can expect API with leaflet 1.4 compatibility in 2 or 3 weeks.

Here is an interactive map with current location of all teams: https://map.racetracker.no/?race=vake_2019

Windy API is just another layer for leaflet. If you are familiar with leaflet, you can do anything you want. But you have to handle it on your own: create new layer, create visualizations, animations, ... There is no support for adding your own data to the existing map.