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@vicb I ask as I tried multiple ways but could not reproduce a time offset like your graphic displays.

@vicb Hi, thank you for reporting! It seems that the data is not divided by the gravitational constant. We will fix it.

I ended up loading detail-render instead and it fixed my issue. Thanks !

Works great now. Thanks you so much.

Hmm it seems like a bug. Fav can be type station, fav, airport. Will check Thx for reporting

Thanks @ivo So the "better" way to retrieve favorites is import favs from "@windy/favs"; // or // var favs = W.require('favs'); Then favs.getAll(); returns: { "34.492/-119.702": {key: "34.492/-119.702", lat: 34.491843, lon: -119.702396, name: "Santa Barbara", type: "fav", …}, "36.768/-119.098": {key: "36.768/-119.098", lat: 36.768385, lon: -119.097719, name: "Dunlap", type: "fav", …}, … } and favs.getArray(); returns: [ {key: "37.514/-121.882", lat: 37.513810842731, lon: -121.88215255737303, name: "Mission Peak", type: "fav", …}, {key: "37.365/-122.246", lat: 37.3650410873092, lon: -122.24594593048094, name: "Windy Hill", type: "fav", …}, {key: "34.492/-119.702", lat: 34.491843534372784, lon: -119.70239639282227, name: "Santa Barbara", type: "fav", …}, … ]

@vicb right, continuation of dewpoints/temps 'underground' doesnt make any sense now if you're looking into mobile screen real estate is an issue to start with, so maybe drop the brown box altogether and save some pixels for the skewt diagram - just start at ground level and record ground elevation my use case: I use the traj plugin for planning balloon rides so I pick a track which is likely and nice, and then check conditions along this path 'along this path' practically never translates into a favorite location - so in this case just used up screen space for no use

Thanks ! I use the sfc temp +3 degree for now as an approx - probably too much in the morning or when the cloud cover is important. The surface temperature reported by the model does not seem to work better (I may want to give it an another try later). Does it answer your question or is the question more about the temperature gradient ?