Well done!!
Will enjoy playing with it.

@balthasar

Hi Balthasar, I am on it!!

Have been upgrading plugins for the new version over the past month, traj should be up and running soon.

Good afternoon Windy community

This plugin is a team effort, by @mhaberler and myself. Thank you for @vicb for the use of your code and @johnckealy for the initial inspiration.

Our plugin displays radiosonde (weather balloon) data on Windy. You can then compare it to recent historical forecasts.

Please read the comprehensive description on Michaels blog: https://blog.mah.priv.at/release-announcement-windy-plugin-radiosonde/

We hope you enjoy it!!

PS: It is interesting to use it with the new thermal layer.

Hi Windy fans and Aviators

I have been (very slowly) working on this for a while. It might be somewhat superfluous, since @marekd is creating something similar.

There are still kinks to be ironed out, but usable:

• Go to windy.com/plugins and enter windy-plugin-fp. Once loaded, right click/long press on the map for context menu. Then click Flight planner.
• The plugin is meant for recreational VFR flight planning.
• Use the weather picker to plot a route.
• You can also upload a route. (Upload formats: .gpx, .ep1, .efp. Download: .gpx.)
• Airports (found in the Windy Airports layer) can be used to add a waypoint.
• Sliding the aircraft icon along the route will set the Windy map to the appropriate time and altitude.
• Altitude, speed, time and date can be set for selected legs.
• Long press on a row in the flight plan to select single leg.
• Click the "Read Wx" button to fly along the flight plan and read the weather data. Do not move the map during this period, may take a minute or more.
• Ground speed and corrected ETE are then calculated.
• "Allow Drag" button allows dragging the waypoints. "Lock Drag" again to prevent dragging accidentally.
• In the Settings menu: Alert values for different overlays can be set. The alert sections will then be marked with red along the route after "Read Wx" has run.
• Airspace data from openAIP.net has been translated to geojson and can be loaded in the Airspace menu. Do not load too many countries.

hope it is of value....

Latest version: windy-plugin-fp@0.1.8 : Added @marekd 's route planner .

For sailors:

• Go to windy.com/plugins.
• Load plugin directly from npm: Enter windy-plugin-polars.
• Select a boat to load the polar plot.
• Place the picker.
• Drag the arrow head for direction.
• The plugin will show your speed.

First step towards a sailing planner.

@idefix37 @thomhada @chrisanifadis @JohnB2

windy-plugin-cov

Still requires some work, but usable.

windy-plugin-day-night

A day-night terminator plugin, using Vladimir Agafonkin's SunCalc library. (This is also used for the sun-position plugin, by @jacobsjo) .

Changes: v 0.0.36 (21-12-2020):

1. It is possible to either close the left pane and keep the lines active, or uninstall the plugin complete. (Few plugins uninstall cleanly.)
2. Windy style time progress bar added for Full year (desktop and mobile).
3. Different terminator times, for the picker position, displayed in left pane as the picker is moved.
4. Click on a time-pair to display this in the picker if you want.
5. Time zone name, daylight saving time rules and offset displayed.
6. Terminator lines are responsive to the satellite of radar overlay timestamps.
7. Use the URL to open at a location or time like this:
   https://www.windy.com/plugins/windy-plugin-day-night?lat=-42.5&lng=146.3&date=2020-11-18T06:00Z

7-Jan-21: Optimized plotting the lines, now smoother and a bit faster.

@Benjamin-Bravo

I am working on the flight planner plugin.

Hi

This plugin reads the warnings geojson data from http://www.weathersa.co.za/warnings and displays it on Windy.

Hope the SA weather services don't have objections.

For those not familiar with plugins:

• URL: www.windy.com/plugins.
• Type in: windy-plugin-saws-warnings and click Load plugin.
• Hopefully Borat will appear.
• Close plugin pane and right click on screen for context menu. Then click SAWS warnings.
• Load may take several seconds.
• Use the weather picker to view different regions and warnings.
• So far only today shown, not tomorrow and D3-5.

Probably still buggy.
enjoy

@ivo and team

Thanks for negotiating with ECMWF!

It is an honour to be a core windy contributor.

@rittels

FINALLY published. It is in the plugin gallery.

@javierbu

The altitude is above mean sea level and your elevation is 900 meters, so everything below 900m will be approximately surface.

@javierbu
I published a new version, It should be fixed now. Please let me know. It is a very intermittent bug, appears to occur with VPN.

@javierbu

Thx, working on a fix

@damanyou yes.

@tomA27

Yep. Sorry for confusion.

I only recently realized that you can install from the URL and that it will then be accessible on mobile by navigating from the address
bar.

@tomA27

The installed plugins are not available in the main menu of the mobile version in the browser.

You can still install it from a URL (like: 12216047/windy-plugin-soarcalc/1.0.5/plugin.min.js) . If the developer specified the router path in the config file, you can then open it from address bar, like windy.com/plugin/soarcalc.

This is useful to test your plugin on a real mobile device, before it is eventually published.

@LostSummer What issue specifically?

This one?

 ERROR  failed to read input source map: failed to find input source map file "pluginConfig.js.map" in.....

@rshaw13

Just ignore the ERROR in red, it will still occur, and does not matter. The problem is that the windy compiler cannot find the pluginConfig.ts file, on the windows platform.

@rshaw13

You can make it work in windows, check out this thread:

https://community.windy.com/post/190678