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Lluvias is a free weather app designed for Android users to record and analyze precipitation data. This application provides a user-friendly interface for inputting daily rainfall amounts through a simple slider. Users can access detailed statistics, including totals, averages, maximums, and the number of rainy days, which aids in understanding local weather patterns over time. The app is ideal for individuals interested in tracking weather conditions at multiple saved locations, enhancing their awareness of rainfall trends.

In addition to basic recording features, Lluvias includes an interactive satellite map that displays community rainfall reports by date. Users can view monthly graphs, filter records by location or year, and compare their data with global users. With support for both millimeters and inches, the app accommodates preferences for different measurement systems. Users can also earn achievement badges, view global rankings, and share their statistics. The app is available in English, Spanish, and German, although the accuracy of community comparisons may vary based on user consistency in data entry.

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Used Lluvias for Android?


Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.4.3
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
  • Android 17.0
  • Android 10.0
  • Android 14.0
  • Android 9.0
  • Android 7.0
  • Android 15.0
  • Android 8.0
  • Android 12.0
  • Android 16.0
  • Android 12.1
  • Android 13.0
  • Android 11.0
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0
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