Rainfall measurement is a simple hobby that anyone with an interest can take up.
It involves measuring the amount of rain that falls in a particular area using a simple instrument and recording the readings in a table prepared for the purpose.
As days pass and years go by, these records can become a valuable repository of useful data that we may otherwise never become aware of.
An instrument used to measure the amount of rainfall received in a particular area over a particular period of time.
Rainfall is normally recorded once every 24 hours, giving a consistent, comparable daily reading.
Install the gauge in an open place, free from obstruction, on a platform at least one foot above ground level.
A simple glass jar with a flat inner base and uniform diameter works well. Traditional jars to automated weather stations are both available in shops and online.
Log rainfall, min/max temperature, and humidity for your station in seconds.
View rainfall trends by day, month, or year, and export reports to Excel.
Track the traditional rain-nakshatra calendar alongside your recorded data.
PIN and biometric login keep your account and data protected.