Hello Mr. R., first of all, thank you very much for your detailed feedback and the screenshots they’re a huge help to us! We looked into the matter and examined several locations in northern Italy as well as in the central part of the country, comparing them with our radar map. In doing so, we noticed that other providers (including the radar service of Italy’s Protezione Civile and another external weather service) also showed a noticeably patchy or empty radar image around Genoa during the same time period. This suggests that it’s not just a display issue on our end, but rather a gap in the raw radar data from our third-party provider unfortunately, this kind of issue affects multiple platforms at once. We’re continuing to monitor the situation at several locations to see if this was a one-time glitch or if it recurs frequently. Fortunately, the forecast pages themselves are not affected and continue to run normally. If you notice the empty or missing radar image again in the coming days, please feel free to contact us via a support ticket ideally including the time and location and we’ll look into it specifically. Thank you very much for your patience and understanding, and here’s to continued great weather with meteoblue!

Now is regular

Hello and thanks for your answer. I found a map that provides the same information: Popular Maps > Weather Radar > EU Forecast (2h)

Hello, and thanks for your answer. I had chosen the "satellite with radar" map. I thought the map was a "fusion" of the two. Now I don't remember what the radar map showed. Next time I'll check and complete the post with the two images.

Hello, Thank you very much for your kind message we’re truly delighted that you appreciate the app and website so much, and we’d like to welcome you to meteoblue! Regarding your question: Unfortunately, at this time, the radar map for iOS and macOS does not yet allow you to save a preferred region as the default. The app always displays the global view first when it launches, which is why you do indeed have to manually switch to the EU view each time. Of course, this isn’t ideal if, like you, you prefer a specific region. I’ll be happy to pass your feedback along to our team we keep requests like this in mind when it comes to further developing the app.

Hello, and thank you very much for your feedback. We’re sorry to hear that you’re dissatisfied with the accuracy of our data. The accuracy of weather forecasts can be influenced by various factors, such as rapidly changing weather conditions, local effects, missing or erroneous observational data, and the limitations of the models. meteoblue is constantly working to improve forecast quality through new data sources and enhanced technologies; however, temporary or regional inaccuracies may occur, particularly in complex terrain or under rapidly changing conditions. We hope we’ve answered your question, and we wish you pleasant weather with meteoblue.

Happy to find this explanation for maps which were puzzling me. However i think you should make this information available easily. Even here,on hard to find page, it is not clear : https://content.meteoblue.com/fr/recherche-education/specifications/sources-des-donnees/observations/images-satellites Anyway no radar the 2026.06.29. 21h !

@Wettergucker said in Karten bis 14 tage: Hallo, ich fände es gut, wenn man unter Wetterkarten, sofern das Wettermodell dieses ermöglicht, auch die Tage 8 -14 Tage Wetter präsentiert. Vielleicht nur für point+-Kunden . Analog wie Windy.com Viele Grüße Frank Giesler Hello Frank, Thank you for your feedback! It’s great to hear from an active user, and we appreciate the comparison to Windy—it helps us understand exactly what our community is looking for. Regarding the 8 to 14-day maps, you haven't overlooked them. At meteoblue, we currently present this extended range primarily through our Meteograms and Trend packages rather than standard weather maps. Why we use Meteograms for the 14-day view: As a point+ subscriber, you actually have access to more sophisticated data for that second week. Because forecast accuracy naturally decreases with time, a single static map can sometimes be misleading. Instead, we provide: Multi-Model Meteograms: These show you the "model agreement." If all models align, the 14-day trend is highly reliable; if they diverge, you'll see the potential margin of error—something a standard map can't easily show. 14-Day Trend: This offers hourly and daily resolution to help with long-term planning. That being said, we take your suggestion seriously. Visualizing this data on interactive maps (similar to the Windy interface you mentioned) is a great idea, and I have shared this directly with our development team for our internal "wishlist." We hope you continue to enjoy the precision of point+! Wishing you pleasant weather, The meteoblue Team