Hi there! Our manuscript about rWind R package has been recently accepted for publication in Ecography! As you know, rWind is a tool used to download and manage wind data, with some utilities that make easy to include wind information in ecological or evolutionary analyses (or others!). Though there are several examples in the Supporting material of the publication, and others in the vignette included in the CRAN version, here you have a full tutorial with the main utilities of rWind... enjoy! Computing wind connectivity of Azores Archipelago In this example, we will compute wind connectivity of Azores Islands with different points of Europe, Africa and North America during June 2018. I will divide each task of this tutorial in different sections for clarification. Downloading wind time series using lubridate and wind.dl_2() In the last version of rWind (1.0.4), we can use lubridate to create a list of dates which will be used latter with wind.dl_2 to download wind time series. The object obtained with wind.dl_2 is an "rWind_series" "list". This object can be easily used with other rWind functions as we'll see later. # Make sure that you have the last version of rWind devtools::install_github("jabiologo/rWind") library(rWind) library(lubridate) # Here, we use ymd_hms from lubridate package to create a sequence of dates dt