We further increased the quality of two of our most popular weather maps - satellite and radar.
Being the first to offer a global high resolution satellite composite, our satellite images display most of the actual clouds. High clouds and clouds with vertical development are displayed in white, low clouds and fog in grey.
On mobile devices, we have now made the view four times as sharp as before - you can now see each cirrus and the height of cumulus clouds on the images - as well as the snow in New York.
(Below: satellite view of tropical depression 12U in Australia)
(Below: satellite view of sunrise off the coast of Brasil)
(Below: satellite + radar composite view of Osaka, Japan, and surrunding area)
The improved radar for North America also shows you precipitation in steps of 10 minutes, with a 1 hour ahead radar nowcasting using vector motion tracking to extrapolate movement of precipitation fields in the radar images.
(Below: radar view of New York and surrounding area)
Norway is also now covered by a newly added radar. So, if you live in Norway, or if you are planning a visit to this beautiful country, you can take advantage of this new function provided by meteoblue.
(Below: satellite + radar composite view of Norway)
We hope you like our new additions and appreciate any feedback!
