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Today I added 2 more rain gauges to the weather instrument collection on the website:
Go to Rain Gauge Page.
- A Weather Measure Model 6330 4-Inch Rain Gauge
- A US Army ML-435 4-Inch Rain Gauge
Go to Rain Gauge Page.
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Today I added a section to the Instrument Collection web pages for rain gauges and evaporation meters. I also posted 3 rain gauges to the website:
Go to Rain Gauge Page.
- A 8-Inch US National Weather Service pattern rain gauge made by WS Jenks.
- A 5-Inch Snowdon rain gauge made in the UK by Casella.
- A 3-inch rain gauge made by Taylor Instruments.
Go to Rain Gauge Page.
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Today I added 3 miscellaneous slide rules for wind, solar and data reporting applications. I still have some weather forecasting slide rules that I will add to the website in a couple days.
Go to Meteorological Slide Rule Page.
Go to Meteorological Slide Rule Page.
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Today I added 3 pressure/altitude slide rules to the website. These are really aviation oriented objects but have a meteorological flavor.
Go to Pressure/Altitude Slide Rule Page.
Go to Pressure/Altitude Slide Rule Page.
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Today I added 5 psychrometric slide rules to the website. I moved the slide rules to a separate section of the Instrument Collection webpage. I have 8 more (non-psychrometric) slide rules that I'll add over the next week or so.
Go to Psychrometric Slide Rule Page.
Go to Psychrometric Slide Rule Page.
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Today I added a Casella Model 6100 Campbell Stokes Sunshine Recorder to the instrument collection section of the website. Go to Casella Sunshine Recorder Page.
I also added an Eppley Model 10 Pyranometer to the website, where it joins the Model 50 Pyrheliometers that were already there. Go to Eppley Model 10 Page.
I also added an Eppley Model 10 Pyranometer to the website, where it joins the Model 50 Pyrheliometers that were already there. Go to Eppley Model 10 Page.
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Today I added a 9 page excerpt from W M Welch Catalog G showing the meteorological instruments they carried. Go to the W M Welch Catalog Page.