Site weather: what to work on and what to move
Site weather isn’t a weather app: it crosses the forecast for your project’s location with the schedule tasks and tells you what can be worked on today and what is better to move. It is a deterministic calculation and doesn’t use credits.
- The forecast uses the location of the selected project; if it has none, you add it right there.
- At the top you see the day’s risk level and a one-line take; below, temperature, rain, wind, UV and the hour-by-hour.
- The next 7 days show their hourly strip: the rain window and its peak, so you move a concrete pour to the morning instead of losing the day.
- Medium- or high-risk days list the affected tasks, the reason and what to do.
- If the schedule is indoors, it tells you: rain barely slows you down.
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Pick the project and check its location
Switch projects with the selector or by tapping its pin on the map, where you see all your projects with their weather and the rain radar. If the project has no location, use “Edit location”.
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Read today’s verdict
The risk level and the day’s take lead. Below are the detailed readings and the hour-by-hour forecast.
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Plan the week by the hour
Each of the next 7 days shows, from 0 to 24 h, the rain window (blue bar) and its peak. Use it to fit concrete pours, waterproofing and work at height.
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Reschedule what is at risk
On medium- or high-risk days the affected schedule tasks appear with the reason. Tap one to open the schedule and move it.
Frequently asked questions
Why don’t I see the forecast?
The project needs a location (city or address). Add it with “Edit location” and the forecast shows up instantly.
Where do the tasks at risk come from?
From your schedule: the tasks planned for each day are crossed with the forecast rain, wind and heat. Without tasks on those dates, you only see the forecast.
Does it use AI credits?
No. It is a calculation with fixed rules over the forecast and your schedule.