The multiple units data in the wind field is appreciated. If "show bft" is activated it would be nice to see that also reflected in the gusts-line.
Thanks for a wonderful tool!
Cheers,
Longkeeler.
Add bft in gusts please (asking for the wife...)
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Il ne faut surtout pas oublier les mots magiques: bonjour, salut, merci, etc.
Les messages impolis sont rejetés et restent sans réponse.
Il faut souvent être patient, car il y a plein d'autres activités encore plus passionantes dans notre vie.
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Do not forget the magic words: hello, hi, thank you, etc.
Rude messages are rejected and remain unanswered.
It is often necessary to be patient because there are many other activities even more exciting in our life.
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Re: Add bft in gusts please (asking for the wife...)
Hi,
Certainly not.
The Beaufort scale is an empirical unit based on observing the visual effects of the wind.
It is used to estimate the average wind speed over a relatively long period of time (10 minutes),
while gust are mesured over a very short period (3 seconds).
It makes no sense to confuse the two.
I don't understand your sexist title.
There is no difference between the ignorance of a man and that of a woman about it.
Certainly not.
The Beaufort scale is an empirical unit based on observing the visual effects of the wind.
It is used to estimate the average wind speed over a relatively long period of time (10 minutes),
while gust are mesured over a very short period (3 seconds).
It makes no sense to confuse the two.
I don't understand your sexist title.
There is no difference between the ignorance of a man and that of a woman about it.
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