@Mike-Zent The temperature shown in the Satellite view has nothing to do with the air temperature at ground level. It is the temperature measured by infra red sensors of satellites, used to know the height of cloud tops. Forget it at ground level. I think the confusion can be made because this temperature and the color scale are displayed with the 3 types of view i.e. blue, visible and infra+.

@Mike-Zent Could be based on your area and the available models. For example, say I am looking at the ECMWF model output of Clouds I then click "Fog" layer and it changes to the ICON model (no "Fog" output available with ECMWF) When I click the clouds layer it stays on ICON model

@Suty This is awesome! Just saw it in the app! Would love a setting to have it automatically loop the past and future. As it is, it loops the past, then I have to drag the slider into the red, and then it will loop the future. Also, while I'm making feature requests, I'd love to see LOW temps for each night on the 4-day forecast at startup. For hiking and camping, I'm much more concerned about the low temp at night so I know which sleeping bag to bring. Edit: and even if I'm home, I want to know if it'll be below freezing at night so I can take care of water and make sure it doesn't freeze, and so I know if I need to close my windows at night.