The weather layers are located on the top right of the map. You can click here to look at a number of weather base layers such as waves, wind, currents precipitation, visibility, or sea surface temp.

Additional weather overlays (wind, waves, and currents) can also be added to the map at the same time for enhanced data visualization. Each user can customize their map layers configuration in a way that make the most send for them.

View more data at a glance:

• You can view wind barbs, wave arrows, and current arrows at the same time. You can choose to select 1, 2, or 3 layers to view together on the map.

• Wave and Current Arrows scale proportionally with magnitude: wave height (m) and current speed (kt). This enhanced design makes the arrows easier to spot and interpret

  

For more details, see the video below:

Map Layers.mp4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Yt1y7DkmcA&list=PLbMBxofkZ_0LY7ulvxvLWl8cbVDfg-qGD&index=9

Improved weather layers and arrow visibility

We’ve made several updates to help you view more data at a glance:

• You can now view Wind Barbs, Wave Arrows, and Current Arrows at the same time. Previously, only one could be displayed at a time—now they work seamlessly together.
• Wave and Current Arrows are now larger and scale with magnitude (wave height in meters, current speed in knots)
• The Current icon in the polar diagram has been refreshed to match the style used on the map