COUNTY LINE YARD · BOYD, WISE COUNTY, TX
0.62″ fell on this site Tuesday.
The clock is already running.
RainClock reads the storm from NOAA data at your site's own coordinates, opens the 24 hour window your schedule implies, and puts the inspection on a phone. Five minutes and the binder is current.
The rain log is free, per site, no account. The product is $79 a month, sites uncapped, cancel anytime and keep the binder.
NOAA MRMS 1-km QPE, sampled at the site coordinates. Every logged event carries its citation; the permit's 0.25″ and 0.50″ triggers are the amber marks.
One reading starts a clock. The permit picked the schedule, not us.
Your coverage records a schedule election. RainClock runs that election's clocks per site and names the rule on every one. If you're on a storm schedule, a qualifying rain opens a 24 hour window; nobody else reminds you.
EPA 2022 CGP Part 4.2.1 (every 14 calendar days)
EPA 2022 CGP Part 4.2.1 (within 24 hours of a storm event of 0.25 inches or more within a 24-hour period)
TXR150000 Part III.F.8(c)(i) (every 14 calendar days)
TXR150000 Part III.F.8(c)(i) (within 24 hours of the end of a storm event of 0.5 inches or greater)
Governing CGP arid/semi-arid provision (monthly inspections)
Governing CGP arid/semi-arid provision (post-storm inspection within 24 hours)
Storm to signed record, shown for real
The storm lands on the board, the checklist takes five phone minutes, the binder stamps current. This is the product, not a mockup.
- County Line yardBoyd · Wise Co, TX · TXR150000: every 14 days + within 24h of the end of a 0.5″ storm · rain trigger 0.5″0.62″Tue Jul 14post-storm · due in 14 hby Wed, 2:40 PMTXR150000 Part III.F.8(c)(i) (within 24 hours of the end of a storm event of 0.5 inches or greater)
- Ridgeview Phase 2Justin · Denton Co, TX · TXR150000: every 14 days + within 24h of the end of a 0.5″ storm · rain trigger 0.5″0.31″Tue Jul 14routine · due in 4 daysby Sat, 5:00 PMTXR150000 Part III.F.8(c)(i) (every 14 calendar days)
- Mill Creek lots 14-31Cleburne · Johnson Co, TX · EPA CGP: every 14 days + within 24h of a 0.25″ storm · rain trigger 0.25″0.00″ this weekroutine · due in 9 daysby Jul 26, 5:00 PMEPA 2022 CGP Part 4.2.1 (every 14 calendar days)
Rendered from the product's own components on sample data. Sample sites, real rules.
EPA rebuilt one builder's log from rain data
That worksheet is public. The rain record exists either way. The only choice is whether your copy exists when someone asks. Cancel and the binder export is still yours.
Free rain log, per site
An address in, the record out: storm history from NOAA MRMS with per-event citations, the inspection-clock calendar, a printable log. No account.
Pull the rain record$79 a month. Sites uncapped.
Every clock, every cited rain record, the binder always ready. Unlimited sites, inspections, users, photos. The cheapest incumbent's floor is $100; the fine schedule starts at $300 a gap.
Start the binder14-day trial, card required. Cancel keeps the binder export.
Questions
- What does RainClock do?
- RainClock watches NOAA MRMS rainfall at each of your permitted sites, starts the inspection clocks your permit requires, records inspections with photos from a phone, and builds the 3-year audit binder.
- How much does RainClock cost?
- $79 per month flat. Unlimited sites, users, photos, and inspections. 14-day card-required trial, month-to-month, cancel anytime, and binder export stays available after you cancel.
- Does RainClock perform my inspections?
- No. Your qualified person performs and signs inspections. RainClock detects qualifying rain, runs the inspection clocks, records the results, and keeps the 3-year binder.