TradeWeather

Rain at three is only half of it. Render put on at noon needs dry hours after it, a temperature above the minimum on the bag, and a wall that isn't wet with dew. TradeWeather checks the next seven days, hour by hour, against the limits in the manufacturer's datasheet for the product you're using. Ever y hour gets a plain answer: go ahead, go carefully, stop, or not known. Tap an hour to see the reason, for example that rain is due while the render still needs to set. In the app • A seven-day hourly plan for each site • The earliest and latest time you can start, with curing time counted in • Alerts to you or your gang when a workable window opens or closes • A PDF or CSV record of past weather against the product's limits, for when a job is questioned later • The last plan stays on the phone for sites with no signal, marked with the time it was fetched Where the limits come from Temperature, rain and humidity limits are taken from manufacturers' datasheets, and a person checks each product profile before it goes live . If we don't hold your product yet, the app uses a general template for that type of work and tells you so. Forecasts come from two independent providers. They are compared, not averaged, and if one of them is unavailable the hours it covered are shown as not known rather than guessed. Work types Exterior render and EWI, painting and coatings, internal plaster, fencing, roofing, concrete and screed, sealants, grounds maintenance and tree work. Worth knowing TradeWeather helps you decide; it doesn't decide for you. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your own risk assessment. Conditions are forecast for the area, not measured at your wall. You need a TradeWeather account. 14-day free trial with no card, then a monthly subscription.