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Onthefly

(437 posts)
Tue Apr 30, 2024, 07:40 AM Apr 2024

Any CoCoRaHS observers on this forum?

Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network
CoCoRaHS is a unique, non-profit, community-based network of volunteers who observe weather. Fun and informative. I started observing in August with daily rain guage reports. Must use the approved guage. Great for retirement. Take a look at https://cocorahs.org/ for more information.

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Any CoCoRaHS observers on this forum? (Original Post) Onthefly Apr 2024 OP
i have a Davis weather station and the Pendelton Weather station will call me once in awhile samnsara Apr 2024 #1
Glad to hear of your interest in weather observation Onthefly Apr 2024 #2
Never heard of them... 2naSalit Apr 2024 #3
i saved this page to my weather forecasting tools tab on firefox. AllaN01Bear Apr 2024 #4

samnsara

(18,176 posts)
1. i have a Davis weather station and the Pendelton Weather station will call me once in awhile
Tue Apr 30, 2024, 07:46 AM
Apr 2024

..to get my snow levels. We used to have our own page with a weather camera. Hubby and I trained as weather watchers years ago and for about a decade we chased storms with the same group. I will have to check your site out.

Onthefly

(437 posts)
2. Glad to hear of your interest in weather observation
Tue Apr 30, 2024, 07:58 AM
Apr 2024

Observing weather and sharing the information is fun. A friend who lives nearby on a small farm calls me for rain totals. Our network is growing and the data is used by NOAA and USDA. Information on soil moisture and drought conditions are used to get local and regional overviews useful for agriculture, fire, conservation and even fire threats.

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