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how is the annual rainfall of a place calculated​

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Answered by samarendradas6969
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Average annual rainfall for a place is generally calculated by averaging the last 30-35 years of annual rainfall. Annual rainfall is the sum of daily rainfall, that can be calculated from raingauge records. ... One cannot simply average the 10 years of data to state the average rainfall. It has to be 30-35 years.

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Average annual rainfall for a place is generally calculated by averaging the last 30-35 years of annual rainfall. Annual rainfall is the sum of daily rainfall, that can be calculated from raingauge records. ... One cannot simply average the 10 years of data to state the average rainfall. It has to be 30-35 years.

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