Another vote against the bubbles... It's much more difficult to find the correct text label for a layer when it's buried between nonsensical colorful tiles. Not only is it multiple clicks to change layers (where it was previously efficient), it's harder to navigate. MAJOR UX downgrade.

@Ondřej-Šutera Add another user vote for bringing back the clouds on airgram! It's really frustrating to jump between the screens now, especially when forecasting a couple days out because the default after changing views is current time. This means I also have to scroll back to the correct time on the x-axis as well.

Another vote against the bubbles... It's much more difficult to find the correct text label for a layer when it's buried between nonsensical colorful tiles. Not only is it multiple clicks to change layers (where it was previously efficient), it's harder to navigate. MAJOR UX downgrade.

How does it work to get new webcams added? The webcams on 511.idaho.gov/cctv would be very beneficial to a very small group of people here in Idaho. Maybe it's an easier ask than expected?

Side note: Ever considered adding a road closure layer? I guess it could be quite difficult to run down the right sources to scrape.

@Ondřej-Šutera Add another user vote for bringing back the clouds on airgram! It's really frustrating to jump between the screens now, especially when forecasting a couple days out because the default after changing views is current time. This means I also have to scroll back to the correct time on the x-axis as well.

Note, that I have toggled the 'Reported Wind' layer, not the 'Reported Temp.'

I know windy is primarily a forecasting tool and a fantastic one at that! I like the integrated features to see weather stations on the map view as well. To make a couple of my other 'real time' tools obsolete, a feature to change 'Y axis' of the plot of weather station historical data would be fantastic! Maybe a menu option? Or may there is already something I could not find? I'd love to use windy as my single stop for weather info!

Example in the picture: The upper 'Y axis' (just below the times) is historical temperature of a weather station. For my purposes, the wind velocity and gusts would be significantly more useful in this location! I am aware one can hover and scroll over the 'X axis' to see the numbers, but sometimes a plot is more descriptive than colors, especially when considering a time period under 30 minutes.

Cheers!