Posts made by Yves70

I would recommend Barani products (Meteohelix)

@FedericoBarbieri
Meteogram contains already a lot of information so what else are you thinking about ?

Wonderful satellite views where we can easily see the low pressure system with the warm front followed by the cold front and then the tail end sky, very typical in the sat view. This perfectly fits with the fronts map from DWD. This is to illustrate that we can get a lot of information from the satellite view !

@vujacicm
In English, you can read the book from Roland Stull, practical meteorology. Remember that a front is the border (sharp or not) between two air massa. Depending if the air after is colder or hotter, the front is cold or warm

@pjpops
If you put your location in favori and enable to display the forecast for the next four days when you open the app, in one click you will open the meteogram, which is what you need

@chzhh
It depends but both infos are of course very useful. As ypu can clearly see in both graphs, there is, fortunately, a correlation ! RH has the advantage to be easyly available and largely used

@Michal-Fortik
It is cloud base, not the visibility

As far as I know, no, this is only for temperatures and wind

@jbyrd42
And do not forget to compare the data from all available models to find the most reliable one for your area

@caroll2
Strange because this is quite easy to do. You deselect wind particles and you select the rain map. See picture :

@joheisenberg
This new feature should help you : https://community.windy.com/topic/16458/windy-com-introduces-soaring-forecast?_=1648282821362

@kuzeen
There is no absolute answer, unfortunately. The best way to proceed is to follow during a certain period all models, to compare the results of each model with the real weather. You should be able in the end to select the best model average for Antalaya.
Sometimes, one model can be more accurate than another for a certain parameter. For instance, ECMWF could be the best model in average but after your analysis, you could have noticed than ICON D2 is often more accurate specifically for the rainfall accumulation. If it is the case, you should check ICON D2 if you want to know the forecast for this parameter

@nimonim
Sorry, there is no historical data available

@marcello2580
The air is considered as unstable if at the moment of the day you check the sounding, a parcel of air slightly elevated (because of the wind, because of a local over warming,...) is higher in temperature than its environment. The consequence is easy to understand : this parcel will continue to go up (because it is warmer) until finally its temperature will be equal or lower than its environment (this level can be seen on the sounding). The portion of air from the ground till this level is considered as unstable. This the way you create clouds and when the atmosphere is very unstable you create cumulonimbus which means storms. This is why a sounding is very useful

@ldillingham
It is not possible for Windy to draw fronts as explained here in this post : https://community.windy.com/topic/13381/fronts/3?_=1647432434406
As explained in the post, you can still visualise air mass by using temperature and humidity

@cswarm34
To complete my previous post, you can understand that if the institutes making weather models as ECMWF cannot propose something powerful to draw fronts, Windy cannot do it as well !

@cswarm34
Today, the role of meteorologists is still crucial to draw fronts. We need their expertise to do it even if AI and computer can propose something like here : https://www.nwcsaf.org/asii1
But the products are not yet very accurate

@buckaroomichael
In this post, above, I give some ideas to visualize fronts with Windy. You can start by doing it, combine with what @idefix37 suggested you to do

@jbclem
When you select the radar map, you can select the isoline as well to see the pressure. For the wind, you can select the observed wind so you can get a combination of the three parameters you need

@weatherdude
Hello, look at here : https://community.windy.com/topic/18362/strange-radar-echoes-in-cuba?_=1638809756899