@ idefix37 said in Carbon is better in the boat, not in the atmosphere: Track Team Malizia and Greta on their journey across the Atlantic:

@ Huw-Griff
Yes exactly. I have modified the wind layer colors for a more intuitive perception. The steps of this color scale are based on the Beaufort scale that mariners know. But every one can understand it easily.
If you like these colors, here is the way to use these settings:

https://community.windy.com/topic/7233/wind-colors-for-sailors-and-for-everytyper

@ idefix37, thank you for the guide how to apply the colors. It's very easy to remember everything and get used to the new scheme. Besides, red and orange have been always the markers of danger, so it's being perceived intuitively indeed.

@ idefix37 said in Carbon is better in the boat, not in the atmosphere: Track Team Malizia and Greta on their journey across the Atlantic:

@ Huw-Griff
Yes exactly. I have modified the wind layer colors for a more intuitive perception. The steps of this color scale are based on the Beaufort scale that mariners know. But every one can understand it easily.
If you like these colors, here is the way to use these settings:

https://community.windy.com/topic/7233/wind-colors-for-sailors-and-for-everytyper

@ idefix37, thank you for the guide how to apply the colors. It's very easy to remember everything and get used to the new scheme. Besides, red and orange have been always the markers of danger, so it's being perceived intuitively indeed.

Hello guys,

Here's where you can get more information about FV3-GFS new model: Significant information on the FV3-GFS https://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/users/meg/fv3gfs/official and select model (real-time): https://data1.gfdl.noaa.gov/fvGFS/fvGFS_products.php Or find the Pivotalweather portal. You can compare the data there too.