Only 0.00 in of rain in the last 48 hours and 0.00 in expected ahead, less than the 0.29 in your lawn needs over two days.
Sun, heat and wind pulled about 0.25 in of water from the soil over the last 48 hours (reference evapotranspiration).
💡 Water early in the morning (5–10 am) and give about 0.43 in: deep, less frequent watering grows deeper roots. A tuna can on the lawn fills to about 1 in in a full session.
Rain by hour (grey = what fell, colour = forecast; fainter = less likely)
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Tallest bar = 0.04 in in one hour. Tap or hover a bar for its time. Thin ticks mark midnight.
A rule-of-thumb guide from public weather data, not professional landscaping advice. Soil, sun, slope and plant type all matter, and many towns have watering-day rules. Follow your local restrictions.