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(Also called accumulative rain gauge.) A class of rain gauges in which the precipitation is accumulated over time.

The depth of accumulated precipitation can be determined by the level of a float, by weighing, or by manual direct measurement of water depth. For long-term, unattended operation a known amount of liquid that prevents evaporation is placed in the collection container.


(Also called accumulative rain gauge.) A class of rain gauges in which the precipitation is accumulated over time.

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