daugen
Epic Contributor
27 going to 47, heat wave!
YES! :thumbsup:
27 going to 47, heat wave!
Well, Don, my complaints are not about the CoCoRaHS gage compared to an automated gage, but the things they could have easily done to this gage to make it better. Reading reviews on Amazon say lots of folks have trouble keeping the top funnel in place with more than a 30 mph wind. It sounds like they don't consider a loss in accuracy if the top funnel is laying on the ground, possibly in several pieces. I will drill mine and place a thumbscrew in place to cure this problem, but at the price they charge, it should be included. How about the top having a small pour spout to keep from spilling rain as you repeatedly pour it into the center measuring tube?
What I think is that I could invent a far superior gage, but if a cousin of somebody at CoCoRaHS makes the other gage, they would/will never accept it.
Good Morning. 1020, overcast, 47* with 91% humidity. Forecast calls for a high of 53* with 40% chance of rain this afternoon, and a low of 49* with 40% chance of rain tonight. I woke when Margie was leaving for work around 0600. The downspout for the gutters is by the bedroom and there was so much water falling that I thought the rain had got here early. But when I raised the blinds to look, figured out it was just the frost on the roof melting.
I have the Pee-Wee football banquet at work tonight. All those little boys climbing the walls will have me climbing the walls.
Everyone have a good day.
Larro