@vicb No rush! Thanks for a cool plugin.

@vicb I posted another instance I found on your github issue page. I hope it helps. I'm a bit suspicious that it happens with the same altitude again (in a different location).

I've only ever seen it happening with the GFS model, not ECWMF yet, if that is of any help.

@vicb The location was S26 10'09'', E28 0'35''. Unfortunately, I don't know which GFS forecast time it was for exactly but it would have been for one of the hours yesterday (1st Oct 2020) - I'm not sure how to get the time slider to go back a day on windy.com.

I will keep an eye out for if I see something like it again (all my sounding plots today look fine with the cloud base altitude reflecting values within the vertical axis as one would expect). If I do see it again, I will add a comment on your issues page with more complete information (location, date, model, forecast hour etc) - apologies for that.

Seems to perhaps be more noticeable when the zoom is off...

Hi @vicb,

I noticed that the cloud level altitude (on the right) and the altitude scale (on the left) don't seem to match up. Do they use different units, or represent different things?

Could this issue raised by @jakubvrana also cause problems with @johnckealy's skewt plugin?

The skewt plugin was working for me earlier today but then started producing the following error:
DI error: Can not resolve @plugins/windy-plugin-skewt module: Tinyrequire error: Module "pluginDataLoader" does not exist!

Same error on different browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge) and different machines.