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Millimeters or inches
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What units does a rain gauge?
A rain gauge used to have inch as its measuring unit when it was made into use. Nowadays the unit has become millimeter & cintimeter.
What unit of measurment would you use to weigh a mouse?
ounce
What unit of measurment would you use to measure Chicago to Detroit?
You would use the measurement of "miles".
What unit of measurement would you use to measure the length of a lunchroom?
always the meter to measure length. This is an SI (international) unit of measurment, and is the standard international unit of measurment for length.
What do meteorologists use to collect rainfall?
they use a rain gauge and measure the rainfall
What unit of measure would you use the mass of a car?
That is optional. The best unit of measurment would probably be tons.By:Donny Heitler
Do meteorologists use rain gauge?
meteorologists use rain gauges to measures the rain everyday
What instrument measures intensity of precipitation?
You either use a rain gauge and measure at different time intervals, or use radar.
Which unit of measurment should you use when measuring the volume of vegetable oil?
You should use litres for buying and millilitres for cooking.
What is the basic unit of liquid measurment?
ounces is one of them, so it cc or ml if you use the metric system.
What unit is used to measure pollen count?
You use a rain gauge to measure rain and it can be measured by inches, centimeters, and millimeters Glad i could help
How a rain gauge works?
A rain gauge is a piece of apparatus left outdoors, which collects water during rain. The user reads the amount of water off a scale. You can use a vertical-sided container, and make your own measurements of the water depth. For meteorological purposes, a commercially manufactured instrument is used. For precision, especially when falls are light, the gauge has a funnel, so that the water from a larger area is gathered into a narrower area. This means that the scale has to be enlarged, giving better readings. To see pictures and obtain more detailed information, visit: http://ccc.atmos.colostate.edu/~hail/howto/help/rain.htm
