@idefix37 Yeah, I just played around with map layers. Don't see the topo map layer you're using. That's the problem.

@idefix37 OK, thanks. Maybe the problem is the map layer I'm using.

@idefix37 Thanks, but I want to know WHAT ALTITUDE GROUND LEVEL is, e.g. for a forecast of a slope on Mt. Rainier, I need to know if the forecast temp and winds are for 5k' or 8k' to judge how warm or how windy the day is. Just by looking at the map, the altitude used for the forecast point is not always clear.

On app (Android) and website, how do I see for what elevation the forecast is? For example, if I choose Vancouver BC for weather forecast, it's a hilly city, and the forecast, both wind and temp, can vary with whether you are forecasting for sea level or the top of one of the hills. Note, I'm just asking about the elevation or altitude of the land forecast, not about winds altitude. Thank you.

No trial period before signing up? Even for a week would be nice . . .