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Precip.AI Weather Dashboard

Let's talk about the weather and how this new feature provides better insights about precipitation.

Rain happens. Sometimes it’s a nuisance. Sometimes it’s a project-halting event. And in stormwater compliance, even a tenth of an inch can trigger inspections, reporting, or regulatory headaches.

 

We’re introducing a new Weather Dashboard, powered by Precip.ai, to give teams field-first access to accurate, real-time rainfall data - right from SiteMarker. And we’re integrating this directly into our SWPPP reports to eliminate the guesswork from stormwater tracking.

 

How It Works

  • Open your project in SiteMarker (web or mobile)
  • Tap the Weather to view the latest rain totals and forecasts
  • Rainfall data is automatically included in your SWPPP reports, tied to location and date
  • Turn on "Autogenerated Rainfall Log" during project creation or on project settings to have rainfall log csv autoupdated (editable and available in project files).
This isn’t just about data. It’s about knowing when to inspect, when to report, and when to act - instantly.

 

The Weather Tab

Some of the information presented within the weather tab is as follows:

  • Current conditions
  • Last precipitation, total precipitation, hourly precipitation, past and future precipitation forecasts, recent totals, cumulative comparisons.
  • Air temperature
  • Soil temperature and soil moisture
  • Snow depth
  • Wind speed

What Data Is Shown In SWPPP Reports?

There are a few things we take into account when we bring precipitation data into a report. The most important being the date of inspection.

When you are in the report filter state, you are able to set the date that the inspection took place. This really matters if you are creating a report that took place in the past. We then compare the date of the current report to the last report for the time span. This time span is used to show the specific dates that matter for the precipitation data.

The next piece, is depending on how long that date range is, we will present the information differently:

  • Ranges of 1 week or less will show precipitation data for each day
  • Ranges of 1 week - 8 weeks will show a bulk range of dates with the precipitation in those days