Reviews of RainParade

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List of user reviews and ratings for RainParade

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4.60 (Rating count: 25)

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Recent rating average: 3.67

All time rating average: 4.60

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Date	Author	Comment
2026-03-04	JL*****	This used to be a useful app for the CoCoRaHS network. The app update today appears to be another money grab, making some features I used to have access to no longer functional. I had to pay for this app originally but it appears that wasn’t enough. Will be deleting.
This used to be a useful app for the CoCoRaHS network. The app update today appears to be another money grab, making some features I used to have access to no longer functional. I had to pay for this app originally but it appears that wasn’t enough. Will be deleting.
2023-04-01	mo*****	All that and more so. Expected rain fall, YTD, weekly data, monthly, snowfall vs rain - really any way you can slice wet stuff that falls from the sky, this app does it. Every gardener, farmer, and weather geek needs to have this on their phone.
All that and more so. Expected rain fall, YTD, weekly data, monthly, snowfall vs rain - really any way you can slice wet stuff that falls from the sky, this app does it. Every gardener, farmer, and weather geek needs to have this on their phone.
2023-03-06	hf*****	As you know, rain and snow have a profound impact on lives and property. The recent atmospheric river events in California are a prime example of this. Having hyper-local reports of rain and snow totals from community members on the ground can be helpful in protecting life and property. The recently developed RainParade app surfaces these hyper-local reports and it’s incredibly useful for me and my family.
As you know, rain and snow have a profound impact on lives and property. The recent atmospheric river events in California are a prime example of this. Having hyper-local reports of rain and snow totals from community members on the ground can be helpful in protecting life and property. The recently developed RainParade app surfaces these hyper-local reports and it’s incredibly useful for me and my family.