Fireguard Wildfire Tracker vs RainParade Usage & Stats

Get a powerful wildfire activity tracking map with near real-time tracking of fire locations and progression. See details of fire activity overlaid on a single map: • Hotspots identified by satellite-based sensors • Wildfire incident reports and alerts • Fire burned area boundaries • Crowdsourced fire report markers • NOAA smoke areas • Cal Fire incident detail • Fire weather risk areas • Fire cameras Who can benefit from this app? • Anyone living or working in wildfire-prone areas • People who may want to alert family members in remote or high-risk areas • Anyone interested in emergency preparedness and wildfire risk reduction No login, registration, or subscription required. Wildfire hotspot activity is viewable for all locations worldwide. Most other details are available only in the United States.

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Do you ponder how much it rained yesterday? Are you concerned about precipitation for your crops, trees, or garden? Do you wonder if this spring was wet or dry? Are you curious if the hiking trails will be wet and muddy? Is it time to water your grass or conserve the water? Are you a coach or parent concerned the field will be too wet for practice? If the amount of precipitation we get impacts your life, then RainParade will benefit you. RainParade visualizes data from CoCoRaHS under the Creative Commons License. Only high quality rain stations are shown in RainParade. You can search and favorite stations in areas that interest you the most, then view the station details. Recent precipitation totals are shown on the stations details page. The totals are broken down by month and year. The totals are compared to 30 year averages to determine if the totals are above or below the norm. Rain is essential for life and a healthy environment. You should celebrate the next time it rains on your parade. The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network, is a non-profit, community-based network of volunteers who measure and report rain, hail and snow in their backyards. Volunteers use high quality rain gauges and then submit their observations using the CoCoRaHS website or apps. Observations are immediately available to the public via the CoCoRaHS Web API. CoCoRaHS is supported by many sponsors and collaborators. To view a full list please visit the CoCoRaHS Web site. Please consider donating to CoCoRaHS today! CoCoRaHS data is available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.