Hello,
Love the site, been using it for years now and it's come a long way - well done!
http://www.metcam.navcanada.ca/hb/index.jsp?lang=e
You can find all of the public access airport weather cams for Canada on this page - not sure how you would go about integrating the data or if it's even possible, but it would be cool to be able to see the live cams through Windy.
Thanks!
Fantastic addition! I take a look at this site daily and you folks are doing great work!
I know it's still experimental and in the early stages - do you think you'll be looking into adding Canadian Radar data in the future? Again, great and wonderful work - keep it up! :D
@ivo I'm not entirely sure how one would collect and display the data, it might only be available for free in .gif's - but here is a link you can maybe check out - http://open.canada.ca/en/suggested-datasets/radar-data
@ivo I see @dzuremar 's reply now.... I see, there are definitely some things the Canadian government can learn about sharing important weather data across the country, that's for sure....
@idefix37 oh that makes sense, thanks very much for getting back to me.
Not sure if this is by design, the forecast at the bottom of the screen changes when selecting between the ECMWF and METEOBLUE - but the visual map graphics do not seem to change. Compared graphics on Wind layer and Temperature layer - tested on Chrome and Edge
@Tomber42 Is this maybe what you're looking for? GRIB data is available for free
"The Meteorological Service of Canada makes this GRIB2 format database available to private sector meteorologists, academics, and the general public. It contains data from analysis systems along with output from many of the Canadian Meteorological Centre's Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) models. The data is free, under standard terms and conditions."
Thanks, I realize that. I believe it will need to be done on the back end.....I can't add each individual camera, there are hundreds of cameras and hundreds of views - it's a Canada wide network of airport cameras.
Hello,
Love the site, been using it for years now and it's come a long way - well done!
http://www.metcam.navcanada.ca/hb/index.jsp?lang=e
You can find all of the public access airport weather cams for Canada on this page - not sure how you would go about integrating the data or if it's even possible, but it would be cool to be able to see the live cams through Windy.
Thanks!
@ivo I see @dzuremar 's reply now.... I see, there are definitely some things the Canadian government can learn about sharing important weather data across the country, that's for sure....
@ivo I'm not entirely sure how one would collect and display the data, it might only be available for free in .gif's - but here is a link you can maybe check out - http://open.canada.ca/en/suggested-datasets/radar-data
Good Day,
This is not a game breaking bug - but I wanted to bring it to your attention.
I select "Sea Temperature".
I select "Temperature Anomaly" - it populates the sea surface temperature anomalies and highlights the "Temperature Anomaly" button. All good.
I select another parameter to show - example "Wind" - populates wind data - All good.
I then select "Sea Temperature" again - the "Temperature Anomaly" button is highlighted (I like it - keeps the last known selection), however Actual Temperature data are what is being show - NOT Temperature Anomaly data. I then have to click the "Actual Temperature" button, then click the "Temperature Anomaly" button in order to see the Temperature Anomaly data again. This also happens if I leave the page and click back on my browser in order to return to the page.
Currently on Windows 7 Professional with Service Pack 1 - using Google Chrome Version 60.0.3112.113 (Official Build) (32-bit)
I've attached a few captures of this - numbered 1-5.
Keep up the great work!!!!!!!!
Cheers!
Fantastic addition! I take a look at this site daily and you folks are doing great work!
I know it's still experimental and in the early stages - do you think you'll be looking into adding Canadian Radar data in the future? Again, great and wonderful work - keep it up! :D