The aviation METARs and TAFs are pretty nice, because they give the dew point, which can't usually be found on other weather forecasts. The Met Office and their

The aviation METARs and TAFs are pretty nice, because they give the dew point, which can't usually be found on other weather forecasts. The Met Office and their peers of course use this information as part of their calculations, but it is nice to see it yourself because relative to the temperature it tells you at what altitude you can expect clouds and/or rain to form. And yes, Windy has dew point as a layer! PS. Relevant username ;) Windsurfing, traditional sailing, both?