A rain gauge or tipping bucket is a device used by meteorologists, hydrologists, students and many others to measure and monitor total rainfall.
Have you ever wondered how much rain fell during a storm or how much water your garden received? Rain gauges are essential instruments that help us measure precipitation accurately.

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Additonally, we offer a variety of custom cable lengths to cater to your specific installation needs, along with point-to-point wireless signal transmitters for enhanced flexibility. Our industrial-grade weather sensors are engineered to make it quick and simple to accurately measure, efficiently monitor, or effectively automate your various processes.

This high-quality Evaporation Pan is expertly constructed with durable stainless steel, ensuring its ability to withstand the rigors of daily evaporation measurements. Designed to be entirely compatible with all standard National Weather Service evaporation pan measurements, its carefully engineered features guarantee accurate results. With a depth of 10 inches and an inside diameter of 47½ inches, this pan offers ample capacity for capturing and quantifying evaporation rates. Trust in the reliability and precision of this rugged stainless steel pan to efficiently gather essential data for comprehensive weather monitoring and analysis.

Anemometer - Thermometer - Hygrometer specially designed for professional use in agriculture, the environment, expeditions and much more.

Snow depth measurement involves accurately determining the total thickness of snow, including both fresh and old, compacted snow at a specific time. This measurement is usually reported to the nearest inch to give a reliable indication of snow accumulation, useful for weather forecasting, environmental monitoring, and snow management planning.