19:T470,Countermeasures against bomb cyclones and guerrilla heavy rain with "Rain Nowcast™ Max - High resolution precipitation nowcast"! ! ! The long-awaited new version is now available! Compatible with the latest Android OS, the powerful drawing power of the OpenGL engine delivers maximum performance! Due to improved processing performance, we have implemented the requests received in old version. This has been reflected to improve operability. The screen displayed dot-by-dot on a high-definition smartphone or tablet allows you to enjoy a clear, high-resolution image of the threat that surpasses that seen on a web browser! The background is not map data such as Google Maps or OpenStreetMap (used by Yahoo etc.) where roads are displayed thicker and more conspicuous than in reality, but is based on map data from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan, so it looks like a junior high school. It's as if the rain radar was displayed directly in an atlas! [Questions, bug reports, opinions, etc.] If you have any questions, bug reports, opinions, etc. to the developer, please contact us via email rather than a review.1a:T529,Countermeasures against bomb cyclones and guerrilla heavy rain with "Rain Nowcast™ Max - High resolution precipitation nowcast"! ! !

The long-awaited new version is now available! Compatible with the latest Android OS, the powerful drawing power of the OpenGL engine delivers maximum performance!

Due to improved processing performance, we have implemented the requests received in old version. This has been reflected to improve operability.

The screen displayed dot-by-dot on a high-definition smartphone or tablet allows you to enjoy a clear, high-resolution image of the threat that surpasses that seen on a web browser!

The background is not map data such as Google Maps or OpenStreetMap (used by Yahoo etc.) where roads are displayed thicker and more conspicuous than in reality, but is based on map data from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan, so it looks like a junior high school. It's as if the rain radar was displayed directly in an atlas!

[Questions, bug reports, opinions, etc.]
If you have any questions, bug reports, opinions, etc. to the developer, please contact us via email rather than a review.