Idokep demonstrated notable precision in predicting occurrences of rainfall, yet its accuracy diminished when forecasting periods without rain. This trend may indicate a cautious approach, with a tendency to predict rain more often than not. Such a strategy could be designed to create a positive surprise for users when anticipated rain does not occur, which can be particularly advantageous for those organizing outdoor events. This approach suggests that Idokep may prioritize ensuring that users are over-prepared for rain rather than underestimating its likelihood, enhancing satisfaction with the forecast’s reliability when the weather turns out better than expected.