Hi, can you make sure the Isobars remain onscreen after quitting and restart of the app. It is (minimally but still) bothersome to have to activate them every time again.

Every time I stop the app I need to reactive the Isobars. Can’t this be a setting?

Would it be possible to show the ground location of fronts (Low, High, Occluded, etc.)?

Would it be possible to make the showing of isolines part of the profiles? Now I need to activate the every time I open the app. Showing different isolines at the same time would be helpfull. Also there is no history of isolines which would help understand developments.

Every time I try to zoom on the map with two fingers I see the map moving around rather than zooming. Is it just me or is this a known issue?

I do use a glass screeprotector but only have this issue with Windy.

Would it be possible to show the ground location of fronts (Low, High, Occluded, etc.)?

Hi, can you make sure the Isobars remain onscreen after quitting and restart of the app. It is (minimally but still) bothersome to have to activate them every time again.

Re: What is a CAPE index?

Today I see thunderstorms passing but looking at the Cape index I see ‘no activity / potential’ showing up. Can someone help me understand how we can have thunderstorms without a high(er) Cape index? Thanks!

@petra-pik hi Petra, yes I am.

Every time I stop the app I need to reactive the Isobars. Can’t this be a setting?

The Zulu time doesn’t update in the time slider on IOS 13 app, latest updates installed.