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Does it make sense to anyone that this kind of data should be layered on regular mapping applications (directions, traffic, shops)? Or is it too much? I like the idea of visiting Google Maps, for example, and being able to toggle snippets of this kind of weather data onto the map itself. Other useful, one-click, toggles could include: 1. Real Estate Listings for a given area 2. Demographics 3. Forecasts & Historical…
While it is undeniably both beautiful and really cool, I've yet to see anything that beats a meteogram[1] when it comes to actually understanding at a glance what the weather is likely to do over the next couple of days. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteogram
is there an online source for that? (preferabley with coverage of europe for me)
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I live in a windy place, in Europe, and I suggest you to reconsider your decision.
where is Europe? Brussels?
Wind, when it is strong enough, can be very uncomfortable, even dangerous.
I guess that what you are looking for are places with a sustained sea breeze in summer. However, these places tend to have high relative humidity, which is not comfortable.
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where is Europe? Brussels?
No. I live in Spain, in an area close to a river delta where it is very, very windy. I also lived in a windy island for many years. Wind, when it is strong enough, can be very uncomfortable, even dangerous. I guess that what you are looking for are places with a sustained sea breeze in summer. However, these places tend to have high relative humidity, which is not comfortable.
reference to Brussels was a weak attempt at a joke: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windy_City_(nickname)#Politics