MyJAS EQMS vs Rainไหม?

About this app MyJAS EQMS is a more improved version of the latter MyIPU, serving as one-stop for all updates about the latest environmental quality status in Malaysia, derived from Continuous Air Quality Monitoring Stations, Continuous River Quality Monitoring Stations, Manual River Quality Monitoring Stations, and Manual Marine Quality Monitoring Stations. Features Latest Environmental Index reading and trending chart of monitoring station near to user's location. Latest Environmental Index reading for all CAQM, CRWQM, MRWQM and MMWQM stations in Malaysia. Online map view of the latest API reading for all CAQM, CRWQM, MRWQM and MMWQM stations in Malaysia. Announcement on the environmental quality of Malaysia. Information on the Air Pollutant Index, Water Quality Index, and Malaysia Marine Water Quality Index

Rainไหม? (Rain Mai) One question, one screen: is it going to rain in the next 30 minutes? Rainไหม? tells you nothing else. No weekly forecast, no temperature charts, no settings to tune. It is built for the moment you are deciding whether to take the motorbike out, or whether to put the awning up. ■ Current location or city search Use your current location or search for a city. Location permission is optional. Save up to five cities for quick access. No account is required. ■ Four answers Sunny, cloudy, rain, or heavy rain. When rain is coming, it also tells you roughly when it will start. You also get the expected precipitation for the next 30 minutes. ■ A scene, not a number Instead of percentages, you get an illustration of what people in Thailand are doing in that weather right now. ■ About your location The app reads your location only after you choose Use Current Location. Coordinates rounded to about 100 m are sent to the Open-Meteo forecast service, and the app does not store them. It never reads your location in the background. City search and saved cities work without location access. No ads, no analytics. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0)