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    The WeatherRadar has your garden covered

09:08 PM
June 8, 2022

Know when to water
The WeatherRadar has gardeners covered

Gardener

Don’t allow an afternoon thunderstorm or downpour ruin your garden plans! Our WeatherRadar can help you decide when to water your plants and when you can skip the chore!

The WeatherRadar is useful for everyday use, especially during the summer months when you’re doing your watering schedule. There are two main ways to use it to get the best information before you head out to your fruits and veggies!

The WeatherRadar Forecast

Our WeatherRadar produces its forecast through satellite data, radar data, and high-speed computer weather model outputs to show clouds, rain, and lightning in addition to rain intensity.

You can use this tool in the near term to know whether to water the garden. The WeatherRadar can move in 5- or 15-minute intervals in the app during the “now” term and in hourly intervals during the daily terms.

The WeatherRadar Archive

Are you wondering if it rained overnight? We have the perfect tool for you!

Our WeatherRadar archive is found on the WeatherRadar once you tap “-24 h.” You will easily see the last 24 hours of the weather in your area at an hourly rate. This tool helps you see if it rained while you were asleep and how intense the rainfall was.

Keep Weather & Radar in mind the next time you go to water your garden this summer to get the latest rainfall forecast and information.

Becca Parker
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