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We constantly monitor how accurate our predictions are, and try to adjust accordingly. We'll have a blog post soon that explains more about how it works. As fo
by thegrossman 15y ago
We constantly monitor how accurate our predictions are, and try to adjust accordingly. We'll have a blog post soon that explains more about how it works.
As for competing with looking at NOAA radar images, try a little experiment: Next time rain is headed your way, look at a radar animation and try to quantify when the rain will start. The fact that I'm completely unable to do that (even while looking at the damn radar animation) with any accuracy is the reason I started building this app.
- saucerful 15y agoActualy the Wundermap on wunderground.com does this very well. It does a Google maps overlay so you can see your exact location. Also there are various options for highlighting the rain clouds and estimating the direction in which they are moving. Though I agree that using this product could be much easier when all you want to know the rain is coming and how long it might last.