Clear outside Android app experimental features - M.No?

[ONIKKINEN]

In the Android app for Clear outside there are some new stats with the experimental features turned on, at least have not noticed them before.

Anyone know what the M.No statistic means? Google is not being helpful, cant find any answers on that.

[globular]

It's an alternative cloud forecast from met.no

https://www.met.no/

 

[TiffsAndAstro]

I like how co retrospectively corrects its predictions in the past

thankfully, no one notices.

Still my favourite weather app though.

Edited September 19 by TiffsAndAstro

[ONIKKINEN]

1 hour ago, globular said:

It's an alternative cloud forecast from met.no

https://www.met.no/

 

Alright, thanks. One more service joins the club which is currently Clear outside, Windy.com, yr.no, Finnish meteorological institute, Foreca, and so on... Cant have too many since they are all unreliable in their own ways.

[globular]

5 minutes ago, ONIKKINEN said:

Cant have too many since they are all unreliable in their own ways.

I tend to keep my eye on lots of different weather models all in once place at meteoblue.
If most of the models agree it's going to be clear then I start to look into it more closely.

https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/forecast/multimodel/espoo_finland_660158

 

[ONIKKINEN]

22 minutes ago, globular said:

I tend to keep my eye on lots of different weather models all in once place at meteoblue.
If most of the models agree it's going to be clear then I start to look into it more closely.

https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/forecast/multimodel/espoo_finland_660158

 

Looks handy, lots of different models. My current favourite is the cloud radar of Windy.com though. You can choose from a few different models some of which are updated every 3-4 hours. If the model has just updated its going to be quite reliable.

https://www.windy.com/-Clouds-clouds?clouds,60.172,24.935,5

Have to pay for premium to get the updates more frequently, but whats a few Euros in this bankruptcy of a hobby 🤪