Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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The rain radar map is the core feature, so when it freezes or shows a blank tile, it's frustrating. First, hard-refresh the page (Ctrl+Shift+R on desktop). If that doesn't help, clear your browser cache — cached map tiles often cause rendering failures. Switching from Chrome to Firefox or vice versa can also isolate whether the issue is browser-specific. On mobile, force-close the Buienradar app and reopen it.
If the app shuts down immediately after opening, check whether you're running an outdated version. Go to the App Store or Google Play and update. If the latest version is already installed, try clearing the app cache in your phone settings under Storage. A full reinstall usually resolves persistent crash loops.
The animated precipitation loop requires a stable connection and a capable browser. If the animation stalls on one frame, check your internet speed — anything below 5 Mbps can cause issues with tile streaming. Disable any browser extensions that block scripts or ads, since some of them interfere with map rendering libraries used by the service.
When Buienradar can't find your location, the problem is almost always permissions:
If the forecast timestamps look old, the page is likely serving a cached version. Force a reload or open the forecast in a private/incognito window. On mobile, pull down to refresh the feed. If the data still looks stale after several minutes, the issue is likely on the server side and will resolve on its own.
High latency on a cellular connection makes the radar sluggish. Switch between 4G and 5G bands in your phone settings — sometimes the signal strength indicator is misleading and a lower band actually delivers better throughput. Closing background apps that consume bandwidth also helps the service load faster.