@idefix37 So what’s the approach to getting that fixed. Seems like a pretty basic UX bug to me.

The EPA has a radiation monitoring network. It would be great if this were to included in the app.

@korina Yes, I'm aware that it's the current default view, but the default view is clearly something that should be configurable.

The EPA has a radiation monitoring network. It would be great if this were to included in the app.

How can this still not have been addressed? Much has been made of the superficial improvements in the just released version of the app, but this is still missing. The whole reason for using Windy is its excellent (best in class) metograms, so being dumbed in the inferior "basic" view each time I launch the app makes zero sense.

See: App always starts in “basic”

Is there a way to select the long term "substitute" source? I generally use HRRR for short term, but by default that switches to GFS for longer term. How do I configure to have that be ECMWF instead?

@korina Yes, I'm aware that it's the current default view, but the default view is clearly something that should be configurable.

This is such a fundamental UX shortcoming that it seems like more of bug to me.

@idefix37 So what’s the approach to getting that fixed. Seems like a pretty basic UX bug to me.

@korina so there’s no way to have the app start in meteogram? It has to always start in basic?

The “display as” setting always starts in “basic” rather than retaining the previously selected mode. And there appears to be no setting to make “meteogram” stick as the default starting setting.

When switching among sources in meteogram view on iOS the time selection jumps around as the data source is changed (it should remain fixed).

A few needed improvements to the iOS app:

• Preserve the selection of basic vs. meteogram view across application launches (I never use basic and it's annoying to have to chose it each time I use the app)
• Support selection of a source directly from the comparison view
• When switching among sources in meteogram view, preserve the time selection (currently it jumps around as the data source is changed, which looks like a bug).