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Gabrielle LeBlanc: /* Rain Gauge */

2012-07-14T03:17:19Z

Rain Gauge

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	Here's how to make a rain gauge ~~using recycled materials~~:		Here's how to make this type of rain gauge:

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	*Fill the bottom with water to the baseline.		*Fill the bottom with water to the baseline.
	*Place somewhere with full exposure to precipitation, with support to prevent it getting jostled or blown over.		*Place somewhere with full exposure to precipitation, with support to prevent it getting jostled or blown over.

	[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://gb.fotolibra.com/images/previews/451724-homemade-rain-gauge.jpeg&imgrefurl=http://www.fotolibra.com/gallery/451724/homemade-rain-gauge/&h=600&w=400&sz=60&tbnid=FfALhhgz33LYNM:&tbnh=93&tbnw=62&zoom=1&usg=__yIAUi5b1Kv5FARBs4GW8Ku_yHvo=&docid=aB9s_qF5wP9kZM&sa=X&ei=b3sAUO6QF6eU2wXxoOGdBA&ved=0CIYBEPUBMAU&dur=2497 Here}'s an example.

	=Barometer=		=Barometer=

Gabrielle LeBlanc: /* Rain Gauge */

2012-07-14T03:16:20Z

Rain Gauge

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	Here's how to make a rain gauge using recycled materials:		Here's how to make a rain gauge using recycled materials:

Gabrielle LeBlanc at 19:49, 13 July 2012

2012-07-13T19:49:11Z

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	*Fill the bottom with water to the baseline.		*Fill the bottom with water to the baseline.
	*Place somewhere with full exposure to precipitation, with support to prevent it getting jostled or blown over.		*Place somewhere with full exposure to precipitation, with support to prevent it getting jostled or blown over.

			[http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://gb.fotolibra.com/images/previews/451724-homemade-rain-gauge.jpeg&imgrefurl=http://www.fotolibra.com/gallery/451724/homemade-rain-gauge/&h=600&w=400&sz=60&tbnid=FfALhhgz33LYNM:&tbnh=93&tbnw=62&zoom=1&usg=__yIAUi5b1Kv5FARBs4GW8Ku_yHvo=&docid=aB9s_qF5wP9kZM&sa=X&ei=b3sAUO6QF6eU2wXxoOGdBA&ved=0CIYBEPUBMAU&dur=2497 Here}'s an example.

	=Barometer=		=Barometer=

Gabrielle LeBlanc at 19:46, 13 July 2012

2012-07-13T19:46:48Z

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	Here's how to make ~~one~~ using recycled materials:		Here's how to make a rain gauge using recycled materials:

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	*Ruler		*Ruler

	1. Take a plastic bottle, cut off the top at the widest point.		Procedure:
	2. The top is inverted and placed inside the bottom of the bottle, with the two cut edges flush.		*Take a plastic bottle, cut off the top at the widest point.
	3. Find your baseline, where the bottom end of the bottle comes to a consistent circumference, and mark your baseline. You will fill the bottom with water to the baseline, because most bottles have irregular corrugation towards the bottom of the bottle.		*The top is inverted and placed inside the bottom of the bottle, with the two cut edges flush.
	4. Measure and mark centimeter increments up the side of the bottle.		*Find your baseline, where the bottom end of the bottle comes to a consistent circumference, and mark your baseline. You will fill the bottom with water to the baseline, because most bottles have irregular corrugation towards the bottom of the bottle.
	5. Fill the bottom with water to the baseline.		*Measure and mark centimeter increments up the side of the bottle.
	6. Place somewhere with full exposure to precipitation, with support to prevent it getting jostled or blown over.		*Fill the bottom with water to the baseline.
			*Place somewhere with full exposure to precipitation, with support to prevent it getting jostled or blown over.

	=Barometer=		=Barometer=
	*Research and development underway.		*Research and development underway.

			=Resources=
			*[http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/hdfForecast?query=maysville%2C+mo Wunderground Weather]

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2012-07-13T19:41:54Z

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=Rain Gauge=

Here's how to make one using recycled materials:

Materials:
*Plastic Bottle
*Scissors
*Marker/Tape
*Ruler

1. Take a plastic bottle, cut off the top at the widest point.
2. The top is inverted and placed inside the bottom of the bottle, with the two cut edges flush.
3. Find your baseline, where the bottom end of the bottle comes to a consistent circumference, and mark your baseline. You will fill the bottom with water to the baseline, because most bottles have irregular corrugation towards the bottom of the bottle.
4. Measure and mark centimeter increments up the side of the bottle.
5. Fill the bottom with water to the baseline.
6. Place somewhere with full exposure to precipitation, with support to prevent it getting jostled or blown over.

=Barometer=
*Research and development underway.

FeF Weather Station - Revision history

Gabrielle LeBlanc: /* Rain Gauge */

Gabrielle LeBlanc: /* Rain Gauge */

Gabrielle LeBlanc at 19:49, 13 July 2012

Gabrielle LeBlanc at 19:46, 13 July 2012

Gabrielle LeBlanc: Created page with "=Rain Gauge= Here's how to make one using recycled materials: Materials: *Plastic Bottle *Scissors *Marker/Tape *Ruler 1. Take a plastic bottle, cut off the top at the widest ..."

Gabrielle LeBlanc: Created page with "=Rain Gauge= Here's how to make one using recycled materials: Materials: Plastic Bottle Scissors Marker/Tape Ruler 1. Take a plastic bottle, cut off the top at the widest ..."