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Thumbs up for the great work of the talented Windy staff. Always brings something new, always improving the best weather application out there !
Bravo
Even though only the current and past few hours of 500mb heights could be displayed on the satellite loop, it gives much better representation of the synoptic scale picture. Overlayed on a satellite loop, this allows a better understanding of current weather for the general public and those receiving a weather briefing that may not have a meteorology background. If can display surface pressure over a image, then certainly a 500mb pressure overlay is possible as well.
 
Dear Windy,
I understand how to display 500mb height contours or how to display surface pressure contours with satellite overlay, but I have not discovered how to display 500mb height contours with a satellite overlay, which has tremendous application for explaining synoptic weather patterns. Can this be done in Windy ?
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@idefix37 Dear Windy,
Thank you ! My next wish is to be able to display the most recent 500mb heights on the satellite loop. This graphic has tremendous impact for weather briefings.
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Dear Windy,
Love the app. I would like to suggest the option of overlaying 500mb isolines to any map, or allowing the user to define a level, just like the wind display option. Thank you !
Dear Windy Team,
Windy is a great tool for firefighters for assessing critical fire weather conditions. A few suggestions to make Windy even better:
Thank You !
Pete
I too would use the archived data in historical wildfire analysis.
Dear Windy,
Love the web site/app. Fire weather meteorologists would love to see humidity added to the meteogram. Thanks !