Let the weather change the plan.
Turn your entered forecast and crop thresholds into a short, explainable planting window. See exactly which conditions trigger a delay or protection task.
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Illustrative starting inputs. Replace them with your own measurements and evidence.
A calendar that explains its changes.
The entered air, rain, wind, and soil thresholds pass on this day. Recheck soil and the latest forecast before planting.
Before you act
- 0 gaps between forecast days. Missing days are not assumed safe.
- Soil temperature is a user measurement, not a modeled future forecast. Microclimates, variety, hardening-off, containers, and planting method can change the decision.
- Calendar exports are static reminders. No background weather monitoring or automatic notifications are active.
Forecast-adjusted task list
| 2026-09-11 | 48 / 72 °F | 8 mph | 0 in | Delay / review | Overnight temperature below crop threshold |
| 2026-09-12 | 55 / 76 °F | 6 mph | 0.1 in | Candidate planting day | Entered thresholds pass |
| 2026-09-13 | 56 / 78 °F | 7 mph | 0 in | Candidate planting day | Entered thresholds pass |
Calculation notes & limitations
A day is a candidate only if every entered air, wind, rain, and soil condition passes and the forecast is no more than two days old.
Harvest dates simply add the user-entered maturity days. Weather, day length, variety, and whether days are counted from sowing or transplanting can materially change harvest timing.
The method is part of the tool.
Keep current forecast records separate from climate normals. Enter the forecast issue date and the actual date represented by each row.
Compare each day with explicit, editable crop thresholds for overnight temperature, heat, wind, rainfall, and measured soil temperature.
Explain every delay, refuse to fill missing forecast days, and export static reminders that tell you to recheck conditions.
Read the full methodologyEvidence before certainty.
Crop thresholds need local horticultural review. A candidate date is not a guarantee against frost, heat stress, or crop loss.
These are reference sources, not evidence that example records have been verified. Imported records retain the source links you provide.