So you can see that on Sunday, when the predicted rain arrives, cloud bases are predicted to be 700 & 800 feet. You can also slide forward in time to see what the forecast is then. Instead of a simple line chart with dots for the points in time, they use a graphic way to show the information, including where the clouds are For the example from KDTO, the clouds today are F元00. The resulting forecast information also includes the METEOGRAM for the site you searched. Windy does recognize the 4 letter ICAO designations.

If you want to save that location, click the star to save it as a favorite. The search box in the upper left is where you put in the city or airport you want the forecast for. So if you are planning something for Friday Noon departure, but arriving at your destination 4 hours later, you can see what both ends of the flight are forecasted. What is cool here is that you can 'time travel' forward and backward to see the changes in the forecast.

And will switch layers on and off as needed.Īlong the bottom is the timeline. I like to see details about wind, cloud bases/tops, and more. Then turn on the layers that fit what you want to see. To see the aviation related items, first go to the upper right and switch on the 'More Layers' Away from a tablet, the site is a bit easier to navigate and find the features. So you might want to use a PC/Mac to view the site. The aviation utility is not obvious, I'll give you that. Click to expand.As CT4ME said, you want the app with whose icon is a red background with two white U-shaped swooshes.

Weather underground interactive map