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  1. Show the time that it will rain

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    under review  ·  AdminRain Parrot (Support, Mobile Technology (WA) Pty. Ltd.) responded

    I’m concerned with this behaviour as I have noticed it only serves to make the app seem more inaccurate – particularly when the storm is over 20 minutes away, as there can be several minutes of variation between each update. Using a relative time scale allows the app to fine tune the prediction without the penalty of being seen to be making such changes. Also having tested both I find a relative time scale more useful than the absolute time.

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  2. Radar times (and predictions?)

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    under review  ·  AdminRain Parrot (Support, Mobile Technology (WA) Pty. Ltd.) responded

    The current design focuses on keeping the design clean and removing any information that is not required. The point of the radar page is that it is always up to date, and will let you know when the next image is arriving. The prediction page tells you when the rain is arriving.

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