Cloud Map vs Nibi Metrics

Quickly check any of the 120 NOAA weather station satellite images for visible cloud cover. If you travel, you can use the GPS feature to find the nearest weather station image. You can also collect a list of your favorite weather stations for easy reference. The standard version includes 2 satellite views. View the current satellite image on Apple Watch. Upgrade to Pro version and get 23 satellite views.

Know your water before you go. Nibi Metrics shows the live level of lakes, rivers and creeks from official government gauges, and what it means: higher or lower than usual for the date, rising or falling, and where it's headed. WHAT YOU GET - Live levels and flows, updated as each gauge reports - The deviation: how far the water is from typical for today's date, with its percentile and the record for the date - Rising or falling, and how fast - A water level forecast, plus the weather over the water for the next few hours - Alerts: pick the level that matters to you, like the top of your dock or your pump intake, and get a push when the water gets there - What's happening now: record highs, fast rises and the biggest swings - Widgets for Home and Lock screens - A map of every gauge, with live radar and playback where available - Charts of level and flow, from the last day back a full year - Favourites for the places you check every day - Light or dark mode, or follow your phone Whatever you call it (river level, river height, stage or gauge height), Nibi shows it live from the official gauge, with the record and the forecast. For anyone who lives, works or plays near the water: cottagers and boaters, anglers and paddlers, farmers, and anyone keeping an eye on a flood. Nibi Metrics is an independent app by Muskoka Research Inc. It is not a government app and is not affiliated with any government agency. Its data comes from official government sources, credited in the app and at nibimetrics.ca/how-it-works Terms of Use: https://nibimetrics.ca/terms