@hidejo Hello. As the burned smoke and most leaked gas go upward, a good idea is to check the direction of the troposphere wind above the East Palestine area.
According to the image you provide, these matters float at the cloud's level. So you may cross-check the could's height to determine the matter's height, and thereby know the height and the wind direction of that level, indicating where these chemical clouds will go. This can be accessed by using the wind layer and the cloud layer.

Most likely the wind blows from the west due to westerlies and brings the matter in the northeast direction because of the trough (which also indicates cold air mass on the ground and precipitation). Therefore, you may want to check precipitation in the following days in the northeast area of the U.S. Raindrops will, fortunately, bring the chemical matters down to the ground.

Hello! Could you please add the forecast model CMA from China Meteorological Administration if it is possible? The CMA model is more precise than ECMWF for the east Asia area. It would be great if we could see the forecast results on windy.

@台风论坛 They are looking at the problem now, so I assume we just need to wait, unfortunately.

@Filip_K Hi, thank you for mentioning the problem.

https://data.cma.cn/radar is probably a better choice. You can get access to the radar metadata by visiting http://data.cma.cn/en, then clicking Data Service/radar. It should appear on the right side.

@hidejo Hello. As the burned smoke and most leaked gas go upward, a good idea is to check the direction of the troposphere wind above the East Palestine area.
According to the image you provide, these matters float at the cloud's level. So you may cross-check the could's height to determine the matter's height, and thereby know the height and the wind direction of that level, indicating where these chemical clouds will go. This can be accessed by using the wind layer and the cloud layer.

Most likely the wind blows from the west due to westerlies and brings the matter in the northeast direction because of the trough (which also indicates cold air mass on the ground and precipitation). Therefore, you may want to check precipitation in the following days in the northeast area of the U.S. Raindrops will, fortunately, bring the chemical matters down to the ground.

@台风论坛 They are looking at the problem now, so I assume we just need to wait, unfortunately.

@idefix37 That's fine! Just want them to fix the radar issue cuz it's a good one.

@idefix37 well, @eaudree96 said "AND BARBADOS RADAR" I assume it's the radar graph above Barbados?

@eaudree96 Their radar data is acquired from local weather stations. So if the local station does not provide radar data, they are not likely to add them up.

I have requested them to add (more precisely, to fix) radar data above the Asia area as it was a total blank. And it still is now. They admitted that it's an issue, and they said they will be looking at it. I have even done some research and provide them websites with downloadable data for their convince. (You can check my posts) However, nothing gets fixed.

@Korina Can the one-time purchase option enjoy every new feature update?

@Filip_K Hi, thank you for mentioning the problem.

https://data.cma.cn/radar is probably a better choice. You can get access to the radar metadata by visiting http://data.cma.cn/en, then clicking Data Service/radar. It should appear on the right side.

@Filip_K Hello. Sorry for the misleading information. http://www.wmc-bj.net/ is where I get redirected after http://eng.nmc.cn/info.html is unavailable. There is no radar graph on that website.

Instead, I've found two available sources: http://www.weather.com.cn/radar/index2021.shtml or http://www.nmc.cn/publish/radar/chinaall.html for the current radar map released by the Chinese government (Sorry it's all Chinese, but I assume http://www.nmc.cn/publish/radar/chinaall.html is easier for your data plug-in as it comes from the same source (nmc) as the old unavailable one. ).

If there's anything unclear please let me know :) Love the works you guys do, and I've learned a lot about meteorology from windy.

Best wishes

Hi, the radar data above China appears to be entirely missing now. It is a total blank.

The old data is probably provided by http://eng.nmc.cn/info.html (I clicked the logo down the right), but it is now redirected me to http://www.wmc-bj.net/. Visiting the old website gives me 404, and the new website is now working. Could you please check it and update it when available?

Many thanks.

Hello! Could you please add the forecast model CMA from China Meteorological Administration if it is possible? The CMA model is more precise than ECMWF for the east Asia area. It would be great if we could see the forecast results on windy.