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Your jobs. Today’s plan.
Plan each site, protect the full window and keep the evidence.
Watch: confirm before relying on this
Choose hot-pour versus cold-pour material before applying temperature and cure limits. Choose hot-pour or cold-pour crack material Confirm this with current field or job evidence before starting. Confirm the crack reservoir is dry and free of rain or dew Confirm this with current field or job evidence before starting. Confirm routed or cleaned crack reservoirs are free of debris Confirm this with current field or job evidence before starting.
Wednesday, Sep 9
- Work
- Wrap
- Protect
- After the shift
- Over your limit
- 9 AM78°10%Work
- 10 AM79°10%Work
- 11 AM80°10%Wrap
- 12 PM80°35%Protect
- 1 PM80°75%Protect
- 2 PM80°75%
- 3 PM80°75%
- 4 PM80°75%
- 5 PM80°75%
- 6 PM80°10%
- 7 PM67°10%
- 8 PM67°10%
- 9 PM67°10%
- 10 PM67°10%
- 11 PM67°10%
- 12 AM67°10%
Sample scenario, not live weather · rain chance bars are per hour · limits are your company's own
Sun and clouds, dry
Sample scenario, not live weather
- Binding limit
- Confirmation needed
- Next change
- No change expected inside the checked window; recheck when the forecast updates.
- Now
- Radar at the job: no rain (sample frame 8:58 AM CDT)Nearest station report: sun and clouds, 78°F (sample report 8:51 AM CDT)Sample scenario, not live weather
- Checked
- 9:00 AM CDT · forecast issued 0 min earlier
Choose hot-pour versus cold-pour material before applying temperature and cure limits.
Weather need for Crack filling & crack sealing: Needs dry cracks after rain or dew and temperatures suited to the selected hot- or cold-applied filler.
Hot-pour planning default is 40°F air/pavement with dry cracks. Cold-pour default is 50°F air/pavement through 24 hours after application with a 24-hour rain window; the exact product can require different or longer protection.
Assumptions (5) and sources
- Company ruleWrap buffer of 30 minutes is your company rule.
- Field check neededAssumes the crack sealant method will be at start. Check at arrival.
- Field check neededAssumes this shop rule condition is met at start: Confirm the crack reservoir is dry and free of rain or dew. Check at arrival.
- Field check neededAssumes this shop rule condition is met at start: Confirm routed or cleaned crack reservoirs are free of debris. Check at arrival.
- Forecast timingAssumes the forecast issued 0 minutes ago is still current. Official forecasts are reissued at least twice a day and sooner when weather changes; a forecast older than 13 hours is treated as stale.
No numeric trade limits were applied to this call. Confirm the actual product and project instructions.
ContractorWeather planning margin: 3°F on temperature, 2°F on dew-point spread, 30% rain chance in any hour, 5 mph on wind. Rain counts as expected at 60% or more.
A planning call based on the forecast and the rules shown. It is not a warranty or proof of compliance.
Beyond a single jobsite.
Real regional imagery. Pan and zoom to follow the wider scene. Sample job pins are illustrative; the demo’s work plans use separate fictional weather.
- NowRaining at the job: no (sample radar frame 8:58 AM CDT, 2 min old)Sample scenario, not live weather
- +5 minNo rain in the sample minute timeline, 9:05 AM–9:10 AM; 10% chance that hourSample scenario, not live weather
- +15 minNo rain in the sample minute timeline, 9:15 AM–9:20 AM; 10% chance that hourSample scenario, not live weather
- +30 minNo rain in the sample minute timeline, 9:30 AM–9:35 AM; 10% chance that hourSample scenario, not live weather
- +60 minRain chance stays under 30% through 10 AM (up to 10%)
- +120 minRain chance stays under 30% through 11 AM (up to 10%)
- Rest of todayRain chance 30% or more from 12 PM to 6 PM (up to 75%)
- TomorrowRain chance stays under 30% (up to 10%)
Sample scenario, not live weather. Now and the minute rows are sample values made from this scenario's hours; live radar and station reports are not read for sample job pins.