Hello – My initial install of the Mac version was the September 10.37 build 306 (downloaded 11 Sept). This was a new install setup for my new weatherflow weather station. Generally this version worked very well. Lots of rain during the month and the rain totals were fine. Oct 17th I downloaded a new version but did not get any rain till last night and today. The totals are way off. By the time I looked at my Weather-Display app I had over 200 inches of rain. Yikes. I downloaded and installed a new version today the the rain totals still increasing at an alarming rate. We’re pretty much in a wind and mist mode for now, but still getting the high rain rates.
I just installed the early Sept version and everything is fine. I do notice the rain rate is around .394 in / min (23.622 in / hour). But the rain totals are not changing at that rate. For reference – via the weather flow app on my phone – yesterdays rain was .85 in, todays rain is .31 in. These are consistent with both my Davis and Rainwise weather stations.
Just a quick update. Expecting a good amount of rain in two days. Yesterday had 0.01" of rain which did show correctly for the month and year total, but the today rain total was 0.0020" – not sure if you want to chase that or wait for a bigger rain total.
Brain – ok I’ve got some rain today. So far 0.11" on my phone app. I am showing no rain (0.0000") for the today value or the rain rate. I using the 27 Oct build for WD. The rain at the moment is light rain.
Before the rain started I did a restart of my macbook pro and of course a restart of WD. An odd thing after the restart my year total went from 59.51 to 59.50 – decreased by 0.01"
Sorry – I jumped a little early. We’re now getting a heavy rain. Just got 0.0018" which should be 0.01" which does show correctly on the yearly total now at 59.51" … more to come
Sorry Brian – I’ll stop after this post. We just got 0.38" of rain looking at the weatherflow app on my phone. WD is showing still only 0.0018" of rain today. It has not increased with this latest burst off rain.
