RainDrop: Rainfall Tracker

I love the rain and love keeping up with totals Rain I love the rain and love keeping up with totals

Easy to use, multiple data tracking options, and I find it pretty accurate. There was a recent price increase, but I find the product lives up to it in value. A Great Tool For Tracking Multiple Locations! Easy to use, multiple data tracking options, and I find it pretty accurate. There was a recent price increase, but I find the product lives up to it in value.

I have scattered properties and scattered rain gauges, and, because this app has history of all areas’s rainfall, it is fun to check out what is going on around my places. It is an easy to use app with customization and historical data. One of my favorite things to do is look back and see what happened, yesterday. I couldn’t ever find it anyplace, until now! Matches my rain gauges quite closely! I have scattered properties and scattered rain gauges, and, because this app has history of all areas’s rainfall, it is fun to check out what is going on around my places. It is an easy to use app with customization and historical data. One of my favorite things to do is look back and see what happened, yesterday. I couldn’t ever find it anyplace, until now!

Very nice. Can’t speak to its absolute accuracy, but it seems close enough! Very cool! Very nice. Can’t speak to its absolute accuracy, but it seems close enough!

Accurate records of total rainfall across America are the worst scientific collection of data I've ever seen by a government agency. I live in a place where just 2 miles can bury the rainfall by 50% during the course of a year. That is not a scientific way to accumulate data, one spot in a large geographic area doesn't mean anything. Raindrop is the first entity to accurately record, rainfall totals across a geographic area. Science Accurate records of total rainfall across America are the worst scientific collection of data I've ever seen by a government agency. I live in a place where just 2 miles can bury the rainfall by 50% during the course of a year. That is not a scientific way to accumulate data, one spot in a large geographic area doesn't mean anything. Raindrop is the first entity to accurately record, rainfall totals across a geographic area.