Hello,
I am playing arround with icon-eu data from dwd for a little project.
Could you share how you calculate the wind gusts?
I can see V-max_10M but no U-max_10M.
Since wind speed is a calculation on both U and V, I don't understand how to use it.
Also, I assume you are using Node.js. Which template engine do you use?
I am thinking of using Dot (for speed), but have no experience with template engines.
Thanks,
NoAlt
I suppose this is a bug, or does it have some hidden meaning?
(negative cloud cover at the weather picker.
detailLocation
{ "lat": "51.093", "lon": "3.703", "source": "url", "display": "table", "name": "Ghent", "emitter": "externalOpen", "timestamps": null, "model": "iconEu", "rows": [ "hour", "icon", "temp", "rain", "wind", "gust", "windDir" ], "tdWidth": 30, "iconSize": 25, "days": 6, "tempBgH": 93, "step": 3, "height": 154, "zoom": 7 }
detailProduct
"iconEu"
color2_clouds
permanent, syncedWithCloud [ [ 0, [ 146, 130, 70, 255 ] ], [ 10, [ 132, 119, 70, 255 ] ], [ 30, [ 116, 116, 116, 255 ] ], [ 80, [ 173, 183, 182, 255 ] ], [ 95, [ 190, 193, 193, 255 ] ], [ 100, [ 213, 213, 205, 255 ] ] ]
Regards,
Hello,
I am playing around a bit with the ICON grib2 files.
I wonder how you guys efficiently process these data.
Do you call wgrib2 in the website code, or do you somehow preprocess the data and turn it into a more usable format?
Regards,
Maarten
Nevermind. It was possible in the api, so I used that.
I propose some form of split screen functionality.
Press a button, and the map view is divided into two parts (The viewable area in both parts is always the same).
For example: you can set the left view on cloud mode, the right view on wind at 1500m.
So you can compare two aspects at the same time.
How does this sound? Not easy probably :-)
I am also in favor of this idea.
But more than this I would love to see the "no rain predicted" option, rather than "rain accumulation". (0 mm rain)
I use Windy mainly for paragliding analysis. Right now I have some local paragliding spots set as alerts.
However it is not very usefull, because half of the alerts I get have rain in them.
NoAlt