NDAWN Inversion 1.4

Real-time weather data from the North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network (NDAWN) is utilized to identify low-level air temperature inversions. An air temperature inversion occurs when temperatures near the ground are colder than the air above, potentially causing spray drift issues due to denser, cooler air. When an inversion is detected, this application notifies users via push notification, advising against spraying during such conditions. These alerts are sent periodically until the inversion dissipates at the selected station. Additionally, users can access crucial weather information such as wind speed and temperature data for informed spraying decisions. NDAWN stations update current weather conditions every 5 minutes.