1. What does “Go / No-Go” mean?
Answer
It’s a simple decision based on your personal conditions.
- GO → all your criteria are met
- NO-GO → one or more conditions fail
You don’t need to interpret charts. The app does that for you.
2. How is this different from a normal 7-day forecast?
Answer
7-day forecast (traditional):
- shows raw data
- temperature, rain %, wind
- you interpret it yourself
7-day Go / No-Go insights (this app):
- filters data using your rules
- finds usable time windows
- gives a clear decision
Key difference:
Forecast = information
Insight = decision
Why focus on 7 days, not 14?
- shorter-range forecasts are usually more reliable
- beyond about a week, small changes can flip “Go” to “No-Go”
- 7-day windows balance planning time with practical accuracy
3. How does the app decide “Go”?
Answer
A day is marked GO only if:
- rain stays under your threshold
- temperature meets your minimum
- a continuous safe window exists
- that window is long enough (your setting)
If any condition fails → NO-GO.
4. What is a “weather window”?
Answer
A weather window is a continuous block of time where all your conditions are met.
Example:
- 7:00–11:30am → all conditions good → valid window
- 9:00–10:00am rain spike → breaks the window
The app only counts uninterrupted good periods.
5. Why can a day be NO-GO even if the weather looks okay?
Answer
Because timing matters.
Examples:
- rain occurs during your planned hours
- wind increases during your window
- conditions are good, but not long enough
The app evaluates when conditions happen, not just daily averages.
6. Can I change what “good weather” means?
Answer
Yes.
You control:
- max rainfall (mm)
- minimum temperature
- time range to watch
- required consecutive hours
The app adapts decisions to your preferences.
7. Is this guaranteed to be accurate?
Answer
No.
Weather forecasts have uncertainty. Conditions can change.
Use this app as a decision aid, not a guarantee.
8. What is the main benefit of this app?
Answer
It removes interpretation.
Instead of asking:
“What does this forecast mean?”
You get:
“Can I go or not?”