Hello, and thank you very much for your question. Yes, the satellite map with the play button is still available in both the free and paid versions. You can find it under “Weather Maps”: Select the satellite map there and use the play button to view the progression of the satellite images. The simplified satellite view under the 7-day weather forecast is separate from this and serves only as a brief overview, which is why it is displayed there without a play button. In the paid Point+ version, you also have access to advanced features, such as historical satellite and radar images with minute-by-minute resolution going back up to 24 hours. We hope we were able to answer your question and wish you pleasant weather with meteoblue.

Great summary, Miloslav! Changing microclimates and edge conditions are definitely the hardest variables to capture accurately. Local terrain dynamics, rapid coastal shifts, and mountain micro-scale variations frequently skew even high-resolution model outputs by a few kilometers, making local observation feedback so crucial for refining forecast accuracy. When tracking daily local patterns, weather updates, or managing routine household tasks, having reliable reference tools is essential. For quick utility and daily management checks, resources like https://lescobillcheck.pk/ are always handy to keep bookmarked. Thanks for sharing such a clear breakdown of model limitations!

@Sutthichet-Phonglorpisit said in Meteoblue Gold Package Per Year Detail: Does Gold Package per year includes of Maps Plugin (Add-on)? Thank you for your inquiry regarding our business solutions. To assist with your technical planning, please find a concise distinction between these two offerings: Access Gold (Service Level): This represents our highest enterprise service tier. It functions as a comprehensive access right, providing the contractual framework to utilize our professional APIs along with dedicated IT consulting and helpdesk support. Maps Plugin (Technical Tool): This is the functional software component designed for website integration. While Access Gold grants the permission to use the underlying data, the Plugin provides the "Plug & Play" script necessary to render interactive animations (wind, radar, satellite) directly on your own platform. In essence, Access Gold defines your data rights and support level, whereas the Maps Plugin is the delivery mechanism for your external web environment.

@tomolc said in What’s the difference between meteoblue Ad-free, point+, and the in-app purchase — and what does each one include?: (google translate) Hi. If I pay for point+, can I put a meteogram on my page as an image? The regular meteogram widget loads poorly with a weak signal in the mountains, the application also does not work. The 50Kb image also works on 2G. Hi, please see this page to explore which plug-and-play visuals we offer.

Hi, perhaps this will answer your question :)

@sm4rk0 said in Do you provide real measurement data, and what are the limitations or reliability issues of such data?: Do you plan to include it? Yes, working on it :)