La prévision meteoblue a 3 types de mise à jour :

1. La mise à jour du modèle continental : au moins deux fois par jour ;

2. La mise à jour du modèle régional : au moins deux fois par jour, après le calcul du modèle continental;

3. L'adaptation locale : lors de la demande, après la sélection du lieu.

Les CARTES mises à jour sont basées directement sur les modèles, normalement 2 fois par jour. L'horaire de mise à jour donné est le temps - en UTC - de l'initialisation (quand le calcul commence) du modèle utilisé. 

Les données POINT sont mises à jour au moins 4 fois par jour. L'horaire de mise à jour est la conclusion du dernier calcul utilisé, et donné en temps local (valide à l'emplacement choisi), et montré au fond de la page de prévision détaillée du POINT.
Les Météogrammes sont mis à jour 2-4 fois par jour, en fonction de la région choisie. L'horaire de mise à jour est la conclusion du dernier calcul utilisé, et donné en UTC, montré en haut de la page. UTC est utilisé pour faciliter la comparaison, surtout pour les services professionnels.

myMapServer offers an experimental astronomy seeing prediction. Register / log in and navigate to "Astronomy Seeing". Select a location on the map, and click "Make Map". The seeing prediction for your selected location will be produced. Please be patient, as this may take up to a minute to compute.

Seeing2 and seeing1 are two different models to calculate visibility. They differ in the way how atmospheric density gradients influence visibility. Seeing2 gives more weight to the effect of density fluctuations, and is more likely to indicate air "flickering" due to turbulence.

We have streamlined our map production system which was crucial as we produce several ten thousand maps each day. Meteograms are used unevenly, which in the past led us to produce a large number of meteograms that nobody looked at. At the same time we received numerous requests to add meteograms for many different and often very small places.

This was one of the reasons for us to create myMapServer. myMapServer allows you to produce meteograms for any place in Europe, Africa, and South America.

• you send a request to info(at)meteoblue.com with the title "myMapServer BETATEST" stating that you agree to these conditions, including your contact details (first and last name, address, and telephone); we may use this data solely to contact you.
• you do not use myMapServer for commercial purposes.
• you complete and return questionnaires that we may send you from time to time within 7 days.
• you agree to test myMapServer once in a while by following simple instructions.
• you report bugs and other obervations that will help to improve myMapServer to info(at)meteoblue.com with the title "myMapServer BETATEST: Keyword". Keyword is a keyword summarizing your comment.

1. Make sure you enter your COMPLETE username and password. The username has to contain your complete email address, including provider name and country or global domain code.
   
   • Username Examples:
   CORRECT: user@provider.com.
   WRONG: user@provider
   WRONG: user
2. Observe upper and lower case spelling. The myMapServer login system is case sensitive, that is "your.name" is different from "Your.Name".
   
   
3. Make sure you have an up-to-date version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). You can download this from http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp.
   
   
4. Your browser may have cached an invalid user id or password. Delete  cached passwords and try again.

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1. Go back to the previous page (on which you have clicked "make Map") and refresh the page.
2. Make sure you have an up-to-date version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). You can download this from http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp.
3. In rare cases this message reflects that the server is highly loaded. Try again a bit later.