New weather layers

[Olov]

Since yesterday we have new weather layers on the website. You can enable them under the settings icon / Weather.

Basic weather
Available for: Silver + Gold + Business subscribers

Volcanic eruption
Available for: All subscribers and non-subscribers

Cloud

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Available for: Gold + Business subscribers

Precipitation

Skärmklipp 2016-06-15 15.07.18.png

Available for: Gold + Business subscribers

Lightning

Skärmklipp 2016-06-15 15.08.04.png

Available for: Business subscribers

Airmets/Sigmets

Skärmklipp 2016-06-15 15.09.06.png

Available for: Business subscribers

High level significant weather

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Available for: Business subscribers

Any feedback on these new functions are welcome, as well as ideas on new weather related layers.

[TonB01]

Hi Olov,

I like the new weather layers, it looks great.
Keep on with the good work :-)

Ton

[Wally3178]

Gudday Olov,

The weather layers are a very useful inclusion indeed, however some explanation of what the different coloured lines mean would be helpful. Such as the thin solid line, the green lines that gave an arrow at one end - as opposed to the green lines that show oceanic routes and finally, the broken yellow lines. I note that some of the areas have some explanation but the ones I have listed don't seem to have any. The lines only appear when I have 'Significant High Level Weather' selected.

Thank you

Wally

[Oblivian]

Gudday Olov,

The weather layers are a very useful inclusion indeed, however some explanation of what the different coloured lines mean would be helpful. Such as the thin solid line, the green lines that gave an arrow at one end - as opposed to the green lines that show oceanic routes and finally, the broken yellow lines. I note that some of the areas have some explanation but the ones I have listed don't seem to have any. The lines only appear when I have 'Significant High Level Weather' selected.

Thank you

Wally

SIGWX Charts

http://www.theairlinepilots.com/forumarchive/met/sigwx2.pdf

Cloud, windspeed, Jetstream, Turbulence

[Wally3178]

SIGWX Charts

http://www.theairlinepilots.com/forumarchive/met/sigwx2.pdf

Cloud, windspeed, Jetstream, Turbulence

Thanks Mate, thats brilliant!!

Cheers

Wal