I'd love to have +/-24h shortcuts (like CTRL+), and model change shortcuts.

Well done, that was a missing feature. I'm a solo ocean sailor, kitesurfer and snowkiter, dreaming about combining sailing and snowkiting in Norway at some point.
Well, regarding the tides, I agree with @timber2 on most points. Here's my list:

• meters instead of ft
• coefficients would be nice
• especially in the English Channel (east of Dover), the tides can produce some very weird pattern with double high tides in a cycle due to strange interference. See also this paper. These cases make a visualization very important, instead of just raw High and Low values.
• some ressources that come into mind regarding tide levels:
  -- dmi.dk - click on "Vandstand" - this shows a nice "sloshing" of the tide wave in the North Sea
  -- myocean & earthcube.org for general ocean & earth data
  -- German tide forecasts in Northern and Baltic Sea bsh.de - nice to see the difference between astronomical tide and ocean model prediction, including an error estimate.
• last, for all the whitewater enthusiasts, I know the "tide" on the rivers are of utmost importance! This is probably a bigger project, to keep you guys busy, but would be great to see as well. I guess also to see correlation of accumulated rain and flooding.

Well, keep up the good work!

Still waiting for this fix on Android.

I love windy and especially the AROME model during these challenging to predict summer months with inconsistent thermal winds and squalls.
But all my kitesurfing and sailing spots in northern Germany aren't really available on the Android app.
Would be awesome if you could throw it into the next update!

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I'd love to have +/-24h shortcuts (like CTRL+), and model change shortcuts.

Well done, that was a missing feature. I'm a solo ocean sailor, kitesurfer and snowkiter, dreaming about combining sailing and snowkiting in Norway at some point.
Well, regarding the tides, I agree with @timber2 on most points. Here's my list:

• meters instead of ft
• coefficients would be nice
• especially in the English Channel (east of Dover), the tides can produce some very weird pattern with double high tides in a cycle due to strange interference. See also this paper. These cases make a visualization very important, instead of just raw High and Low values.
• some ressources that come into mind regarding tide levels:
  -- dmi.dk - click on "Vandstand" - this shows a nice "sloshing" of the tide wave in the North Sea
  -- myocean & earthcube.org for general ocean & earth data
  -- German tide forecasts in Northern and Baltic Sea bsh.de - nice to see the difference between astronomical tide and ocean model prediction, including an error estimate.
• last, for all the whitewater enthusiasts, I know the "tide" on the rivers are of utmost importance! This is probably a bigger project, to keep you guys busy, but would be great to see as well. I guess also to see correlation of accumulated rain and flooding.

Well, keep up the good work!