Raindex: Rain Totals & Gauge

How much rain actually fell on your ground? Raindex measures rainfall for the places you save — your yard, a field, a job site — and keeps the record. It is not a forecast app. It tells you what already fell. In the US and Canada, rainfall comes from NOAA's MRMS network, which combines weather radar with the US rain-gauge network. In Germany it comes from DWD RADOLAN, Deutscher Wetterdienst's radar adjusted with its own rain gauges. Both estimate precipitation for every 1 km cell, every hour. Raindex reads the cell your place sits in, so two fields a mile apart can, and often do, show different totals. WHAT YOU GET • Rain totals over the last 1 and 24 hours, and over 3, 6, 12, 48 and 72 hours on a paid plan • A day-by-day history: saving a place fills in the last 7 days, or 30 on a paid plan, and every day after that is kept • Hour-by-hour detail for any day in that history • A rainfall…