Climate App helps ag producers track soil temperature, precipitation via smartphone

June 11, 2013 admin Uncategorized Comments Off on Climate App helps ag producers track soil temperature, precipitation via smartphone

High Plains Regional Climate Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has released Climate App, a smartphone-friendly collection of maps for agriculture producers that tracks northeastern Colorado ambient temperature, soil temperature and precipitation.

Data is collected from over 70 weather stations in a multi-state region from roughly the Continental Divide in Northern Colorado east to Missouri and north to the Canadian border.

Climate App is free and accessible via mobile browser at http://hprcc3.unl.edu/Ap/

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