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I've used one of the "rainfall" layers from OpenWeatherMap (using
Leaflet directly rather than OsmAnd) and found the tiles a bit slow,
though it did show something that claimed to be rainfall.
Quite a few weather services use leaflet- or openlayers-based overlay
maps (e.g. the UK's Met Office, Norway's yr.no), so you might be able to
figure something out from there (subject to the sites' Ts and Cs of course).
Tim Millard
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Covers all the US that has NEXRAD (lower 48, parts of Alaska, maybe Hawaii).
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What's the easiest way to implement this in Osmand?