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With the low activity at the moment it may be interesting to have a look at a real time map of co gas, it shows uniquely low values right now.
Many more overlays are available by selecting the tab on the right and a leftclick on the map brings up a readout of the value at that location;
https://www.windy.com/-CO-concentration-...,-15.117,3
No idea how it's done
but i find it fascinating and watch it often.
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(05-02-2020, 11:37 PM)max_imp Wrote: With the low activity at the moment it may be interesting to have a look at a real time map of co gas, it shows uniquely low values right now.
Many more overlays are available by selecting the tab on the right and a leftclick on the map brings up a readout of the value at that location;
https://www.windy.com/-CO-concentration-...,-15.117,3
No idea how it's done but i find it fascinating and watch it often.
Fascinating!!
(The CO levels are still [or again?] extremely high in most of China!)
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Thanks, max. I’ve used Windy in the past for wind forecasts. I never knew it had a CO2 layer. Running the animated forecast over China and the US is pretty alarming.
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(05-03-2020, 08:13 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: Thanks, max. I’ve used Windy in the past for wind forecasts. I never knew it had a CO2 layer. Running the animated forecast over China and the US is pretty alarming.
You know what would be more alarming? Removing the economic output of those two countries from the planet and seeing what happens to humanity.
