Cyber Weather - Could you please list the source of your claim that global temperatures are 0.34 C above normal and falling.
For the month of Feb this report has 1.2 C above pre-industrial average.

@Gkikas-LGPZ Having sounding plot is great but would be better if it was plotted as Skew-T or T-Phi

@koko_a @ivo Yes, weather picker temperatures for above 240K would be amazing!

@Gkikas-LGPZ I agree, it would be great if the picker showed brightness temperatures. This together with the model soundings would make it easy to identify cloud top heights. @ivo

@koko_a @ivo Yes, weather picker temperatures for above 240K would be amazing!

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Great work on the new satellite layer Windy team - it looks great! @ivo
Awesome to see brightness temperatures included on the weather picker.

I've noticed that brightness temperatures are only included for below 240K though. Could you please include the full range of brightness temps (above 240K) this will allow cloud top heights of lower cloud to be deduced.

Many thanks and continue the great work!

@Gkikas-LGPZ I agree, it would be great if the picker showed brightness temperatures. This together with the model soundings would make it easy to identify cloud top heights. @ivo

@TZ Yes please! Skew-T format for soundings would make these sounding much more powerful!

@Gkikas-LGPZ Having sounding plot is great but would be better if it was plotted as Skew-T or T-Phi

Cyber Weather - Could you please list the source of your claim that global temperatures are 0.34 C above normal and falling.
For the month of Feb this report has 1.2 C above pre-industrial average.

Hi there, great to see you have added isobars, what a great addition! I especially like how they can be overlaid on all fields.

What resolution have you chosen for the isobars? They appear to be quite course; certainly not ~9km.