🌦️ Weather Layer Appearance Controls
Weather layers (clouds, temperature, precipitation, wind, pressure) can now be fine-tuned so they don't obscure the map underneath. Four new settings give you full control over how the layer looks:
Opacity controls transparency. The default is 0.6. Lower it if the layer hides too much of the map.
Brightness makes the layer lighter or darker. Useful for temperature and pressure layers that can feel too intense.
Contrast sharpens weather patterns. If precipitation or clouds are hard to see at lower opacity, bumping contrast up helps them stand out.
Saturation adjusts color intensity. Turn it down for subtle pastel tones, or up for vivid weather visualization.
weather_layer: temp_new
weather_layer_opacity: 0.4
weather_layer_brightness: 0.9
weather_layer_contrast: 1.4
weather_layer_saturation: 0.6All four settings are available in the visual editor under the Layers section, right below the Weather Layer dropdown. They default to sensible values, so you only need to set them when you want to customize.
⬆️ Upgrading
No breaking changes. Existing weather layers will look the same as before (default opacity 0.6, no filters applied). The new controls are entirely opt-in.