Meteorology: How to Read Wind Barbs/Vectors

[@jbylin]

Thanks. A great summary. It showed me how to read the weather map on my tablet and phone. Much appreciated.

[@Adembar]

Hy guy. Exactly what I needed to understand the Windy app to use on my drone Mavic Mini. Thanks. Congratulations from Brazil.

[@chhavichaudhary4594]

I was very puzzled but u solved my quaries.
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From Hindistan

[@garygerard4290]

thank you, I always saw those on maps, you cleared it right up

[@MarianRobin-z1v]

Thanks this help me a lot 🙏

[@oldowl4290]

Wind barbs are actually counter-intuitive because if you can instinctively think they are like a wind-sock where the dot is an anchor point which would be make the wind coming from the opposite side of where the barb or "feather" is rather than from where the barb/feather actually is. This is why vectors with an arrow is much easier. But as a memory item just think of the barbs/feather line as the same arrow with the dot being the arrow point (and therefore NOT like a wind-sock, but exactly opposite).

[@1UTUBEUSERNAME]

Every thing in aviation and aviation weather is not intuitive. For instance. GFA. Graphical Area Forecast. GFA. gFa GfA. It is intentionally hard to keep stupid people out of the pool.

[@alicia_leung]

bro saved my life while doing my geography homework 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@erayturmus2446]

Relative to what side speed bars is selected? Is there any differece?

[@elinaz0325]

Thanks a lot!

[@lancomedic]

Thank you.

[@shrawan0825]

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[@zoozolplexOne]

cool !!!!

[@alialsakkaf4799]

what about wind gust?

[@shrawan0825]

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