PawWeather – Rain Radar

Is there still time for the walk, or is it about to start?

PawWeather answers the question that comes before every walk — with the rain
radar of your national weather service, updated every five minutes: one hour
back, two hours ahead.

RADAR INSTEAD OF A WEATHER ICON
No sun-and-cloud pictogram for half a day, but the rain above your street. A
timeline to play back, your location at the touch of a button. Where the radar
has a gap, we show a gap — not a smoothed estimate.

THE WALK TRAFFIC LIGHT
At a glance, whether the walk fits right now. Including asphalt temperature,
for when the ground gets too hot for your dog's paws.

OFFICIAL WARNINGS
The severe weather warnings of your national weather service for your location
— with a note on what to do.

BUILT HONESTLY
No account needed. No ads. No location in the background.

EXTENDED FEATURES
Radar, forecast, walk light and official warnings are free – the light for an average dog.

With the extended features, PawWeather becomes the app for your dog. The light knows its breed and its sensitivity: a pug gets red earlier than a husky, and with several dogs the most sensitive one counts. Enter your walk times and the app tells you in good time when it pays to leave earlier or wait a little. If rain is coming, you know before the first drop falls. And on top: your dog as the app icon and the finer radar rendering.

The extended features are available as a monthly or yearly subscription; you see the price in your currency before you buy. The subscription renews automatically until you cancel — you can do that at any time in your Apple account settings. Billing goes through your Apple account; the renewal is charged 24 hours before the current period ends.

Terms of use: https://pfotenwetter.app/agb
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The values shown are not an official statement. In severe weather, the warning
of your national weather service applies.

Data sources: the respective national weather service – in Germany Deutscher Wetterdienst (GeoNutzV), in Austria GeoSphere Austria (CC BY 4.0), in the US NOAA/National Weather Service. Severe weather warnings via MeteoAlarm (Europe) and from the National Weather Service (US). Map data OpenStreetMap (ODbL).