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If you'd like to keep track of how much rainfall you're getting, you can buy a rain gauge, or you can make one for yourself. Simply get an empty soda bottle, cut off the top, use it as a funnel, and calculate exactly how much rain has fallen. Compare the rainfall day to day, week to week, or even month to month. | If you'd like to keep track of how much rainfall you're getting, you can buy a rain gauge, or you can make one for yourself. Simply get an empty soda bottle, cut off the top, use it as a funnel, and calculate exactly how much rain has fallen. Compare the rainfall day to day, week to week, or even month to month. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
=== Creating a Rain Gauge With Built In Measurement === | === Creating a Rain Gauge With Built In Measurement === | ||
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#*You may also compare your findings with the wind speed, wind direction, or air pressure. Be sure to always replace your gauge at the same location. | #*You may also compare your findings with the wind speed, wind direction, or air pressure. Be sure to always replace your gauge at the same location. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
