Question

is a non-automatic rain-gauge.
(A) Weighing bucket rain-gauge
(B) Tipping bucket rain-gauge
(C) Float type rain-gauge
(D) Symon's rain-gauge​

Answer 1

Answer:

Symon’s rain-gauge is a type of non-automatic and non-recording rain-gauge.

Explanation:

• The non-automatic type of rain gauges only collects the rain and do not measure or record the rainfall simultaneously.
• This collected rainwater is later measured by pouring in graduated cylinders.
• The amount of rainwater in the graduated cylinder represents the volume of rainfall and represented as depth of water in cm or mm or inches.
• The Symon’s rain-gauge extensively used by the Indian Meteorological Department basically consists of a glass bottle fitted with a funnel and a brass rim.
• The rainwater collected through this gauge is measured periodically at each IMD station and is graphed.

Answer 2

Tipping bucket rain-gauge

Explanation:

• A non automatic rain gauge is a no  recording rain gauge which does not record but only collects rain. The collectd rain is measured by the means of gradadual cylinders which are directly shown by the rain volume.

• The tripling bucket rain gage is a funnel that collects and channels the rain into seesaw like container. It-dumps the collected water and sends an electrical signal.

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