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Confusing how the wind is animated, nothing else is; for example, the temp, precipitation, etc.
There is a play button in the bottom left to animated the currently selected heat map over time.
Is it even possible?
This "cyclone bomb" is terrifying https://www.ventusky.com/?p=49.1;-27.3;3&l=pressure&t=201702... Is it even possible?
edit: at 10m above the ground. at higher altitudes, it's quite faster and with a different shape
I'm looking to move somewhere warmer and I was thinking a strong consistent wind would mitigate the hot summers.
Very nice, although default of Fahrenheit, really? The date format is ISO rather than US by default. Maybe a master switch [US|Countries in the 21st Century] 8-)
Confusing how the wind is animated, nothing else is; for example, the temp, precipitation, etc.
> Confusing how the wind is animated, nothing else is; for example, the temp, precipitation, etc. There is a play button in the bottom left to animated the currently selected heat map over time.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
My default was celsius. Firefox, language de
Also Celsius for me, seems likely to be region/locale based (as it should be, I'd say).
First of all, it often does it wrong - especially when using geographical location, which is one of the dumbest idea I've seen in computing. GPS fails when people are traveling (just because I'm in Germany right now, doesn't mean I want to see websites in German, etc.). GeoIP fails for various reasons, including VPNs and weird ISP shenanigans.
Second of all, as a person fluent in English, I especially don't want to see a translation of your originally English site. Most software and website translations suck hard. My most common gripe: using the same word in translated language for things named by different words in original, or vice versa.
The zoom on this thing is out of control.