myClimate® vs Rain Buddy

myClimate is the ultimate tool for facility managers who demand the highest standards in climate monitoring and management. This cutting-edge smartphone application provides precise, site-specific data, enabling you to maintain optimal conditions across your facility with unparalleled accuracy and efficiency. myClimate offers real-time insights into the key climatic factors that influence your facility. From predicting disease risks to monitoring Growing Degree Days (GDD), soil temperatures, and more, this app ensures you are always a step ahead. Whether you are working with data from global weather or individual onsite weather stations, myClimate delivers the crucial lead time needed to implement preventative measures. myClimate employs scientifically validated disease prediction models to assess environmental conditions and forecast potential risks. These models allow you to anticipate when disease levels may exceed manageable thresholds, ensuring you can take proactive steps to maintain consistent, high-quality surfaces. With a bespoke, site-specific data interface via API, myClimate seamlessly integrates with onsite weather stations to provide you with precise, localised information.

Rain Buddy brings back the classic Bureau of Meteorology radar experience. If recent BOM website updates made it harder to check the weather, this app gives you the interface you used to rely on. KEY FEATURES Classic BOM radar – the familiar imagery you’ve used for years Near real-time updates every 10 minutes Interactive map to zoom and pan Your location shown on the radar Quick access to every Australian radar site No ads WHY RAIN BUDDY? The Bureau of Meteorology updated its website with a new interface that many find harder to use. I built Rain Buddy to restore the familiar radar experience. It uses the same Bureau of Meteorology data, updated every 10 minutes, just with an interface that’s fast and straightforward. PERFECT FOR Planning outdoor activities Tracking incoming rain Farmers monitoring conditions Photographers finding clear skies Anyone who needs reliable weather radar The app requests location only to show your position on the map. All data comes from the Bureau of Meteorology and is updated every 10 minutes. Available for all Australian radar sites.