Some comments on the Rainr precip data, in case there is any confusion.
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NIDAS converts .01 inch / 5 seconds to a rate of , called Rainr, in mm/hr by multiplying the tip value by 182.88, so that one tip is a momentary rate of 183 mm/hr. 60 (or 59) of these 5 second points are averaged over 5 minutes. So one tip in a 5 minute period will result in an averaged rate of 182.88/60=3.05 mm/hr or 182.88/59=3.10 mm/hr depending on how many samples were received from the ETI in the 5 minute period, which is why there is a little jitter in the value of one tip on the rain plot.