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December 29th 05, 08:52 AM
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Fluid ounces to millimetres
I know we've had this conversation before ... I know I could work it
out myself if I hadn't had too much merlot last night ... but could someone please remind me how many millimetres of rainfall exactly 2 fl oz of water (thawed snow from the rain gauge) equals? I could pour it back in the gauge, but there's a plug of ice at the bottom, and my fingers are cold. Trevor |
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December 29th 05, 09:24 AM
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Fluid ounces to millimetres
In article 2005122909522416807-taharley@dundeeacuk,
Trevor Harley writes: I know we've had this conversation before ... I know I could work it out myself if I hadn't had too much merlot last night ... but could someone please remind me how many millimetres of rainfall exactly 2 fl oz of water (thawed snow from the rain gauge) equals? snip I could probably work it out if you told me the diameter of your rain gauge. -- John Hall "I am not young enough to know everything." Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) |
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