Make your own rain gauge

[@mysteriousgamerbilly2297]

who else needs this for a school project

[@imagiraffe8686]

mysteriousgamer billy yep

[@BanAustin]

mysteriousgamer billy yee

[@KingMoore-eg9uw]

mysteriousgamer billy me

[@supremeintelligence746]

Me

[@daniilivanov8289]

yeah

[@razoraaa]

That tape should hold up well in a rain storm!

[@hyshanj6741]

nice write garoter

[@sighre9923]

Oofff

[@bellatopia4962]

Thank you, this helped a lot with my school assignments

[@JaxsonKeenan556]

Same

[@annessiapersaud7549]

Yes sameeee

[@milesking3070]

Thank you sarah!!!! you seem like a quality specimen!

[@evanankabirwa5808]

Thank you for helping me with my school project

[@metoffice]

Thanks for your comment, glad you like it!

[@mikhailwilliams443]

Good from tori

[@Ultimate2T22]

Hallo :)

[@cpmroleplayredlinecityrp5317]

Ye I hated it

[@cpmroleplayredlinecityrp5317]

I was forced to watch this thing for school 😡

[@judaiorosca_19]

does it need that the jelly should be solid before you put it outside and measure the rain?

[@rozpearson]

Are you talking about jelly that has to set in the fridge? Could you fill it with concrete so that it is heavy as well as flat?

[@ManekaAgarwal]

Ohk, this helped a lot for my school project, but anyone else hear *about a crotch of a way down* at 0:40?

[@brickkidz7398]

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[@IanChatterton2908]

It says a quarter

[@beetboy8074]

Thanks mam i needed for my project work 😁

[@threshalipreamkumar3911]

Thank you It is very useful for me as a school project.

[@MB-ws3kz]

Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much it helped me complete my school project....

[@nityakoolwal765]

Which scale should we use

[@jessicasells3204]

What kind of jelly am I needing? Like strawberry jelly for bread?

[@TheColin215213]

KY works best

[@faiiry_liights]

jelly is jello in the uk btw

[@metoffice]

You will need something that will set at the bottom of the bottle so that is why Jelly is used.

[@sangitakumar8246]

Met Office - Weather Can't we just use a flat bottle ?

[@want2seeall]

Great tip using the jelly. Thank you

[@anniemwanza1390]

I almost died when my teacher told me to make it good news there is such a thing like youtube

[@rekhamamidala]

this has been helped my daughter

[@paulamorrison5605]

What is the jelly you are using? Is this melted petroleum jelly?

[@harshvaidya3787]

nice video . plz tell how the jelly will help???

[@bakermary8529]

The jelly helps to make it a flat surface and then when the water rains it will seperate from the jelly so you can still see the water, you can use other substances to i used oil

[@iarladonlon2826]

@@bakermary8529 doesn't oil float to the top though?

[@gwilson6986]

who else is doing this for school homework

[@Shejalv]

grace wilson me for school project

[@maybeitsmaaybelline6419]

How much Jelly do you need?

[@lexim.singing]

Is it jelly like you by the jelly and melt it

[@Swiftyonfn]

Ye

[@robertberglund460]

Sarah, In your opinion, how accurate is this gauge? I currently have a 'test tube' rain gauge 1-1/2" dia x 6" tall and have been using it for many years. I am told it is nowhere near as accurate as a 12" dia gauge.

[@metoffice]

Glad to hear it was useful!

[@KingMoore-eg9uw]

Met Office - Weather how many inches do we cut

[@legandcontents1640]

Really nice video mam also awesome your all video

[@WDavidStephenson]

is there a different American term for "jelly?" It looked as if it was just a different liquid and that you pour it out each time. why not small amount of concreter that would stay in?

[@TheRoboCaterpillar]

You might call it Jello? It's normally a dessert

[@snowmanwilly]

Yeah, concrete would be better, it would help stabilise it too.

[@susanfarrelly3808]

@@TheRoboCaterpillar So does this Jelly remain in the bottle while emptying it of the accumulated rain?

[@joshuaibarra9133]

What is the last material that is needed again???

[@Aelfraed26]

So many people wondering what's the Jelly for or how much do they need to use. Makes me feel smart.

[@AAAyyyGGG]

An interesting way to make the bottom flat, but won't that jelly be softened by water? After all, it is made with water in the first place. To those who are thinking to use oil: No, you can't use oil as it will rise up and float on top of the water. Also when you empty the rain gauge the oil will pour out and pollute the environment!

[@k.sambasivarao7942]

this is soo good i like this easy project

[@benstevensMTB]

Could I use oil instead of jelly?

[@harbham.odedra]

My dear lady... in a rain gauge therz a specific diameter of the receiver point..... which is 5"

[@dreamdiction]

She's nutz.

[@sanderhater1]

am i missing something...why u keep the jelly fam??

[@JhGamz]

you need the jelly so you can see it clearly

[@sanasohail20]

When we empty it then we need to again keep the jelly?🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@kippercat123]

Jelly in my country comes from grapes and looks nothing like the jelly you spoke of.

[@sportacus509]

what will the jelly do

[@enieffiok]

Thx helped me for my school project

[@kalyaniprakash4255]

Why do we need the plaster

[@marvaivey2079]

that is cool .I just did that for school

[@jennypennyfeather3713]

i dont understand what if yu have a flat bottom then you wont need the jelly what if your top stays on then you wont need the paperclips so do i just tape the ruler onto the botts -__- :(

[@4nciite]

Buy a glass cup from the dollar store and cut the top off of a water bottle and stick it into the glass cup and use a sharpie to make lines at whatever measurement you like on the outside of the glass.

[@Dougous]

Hi, just a language barrier, i'm sure. What is the "jelly" you refer to? Is it a type of oil or something? Thanks - Great Video!

[@K1ngComrade]

wait if the jelly if liquid then..

[@BarryKirley]

At certain times during this video I thought I was making Tracy Island again!

[@skeleguns10oooooo10]

If a hurricane hit the city

[@ToxicUnknown-_-]

Thanks

[@fabe24]

BoTTle not boccle

[@Moonwake534]

people in the background of video lol

[@nereidapr1]

Real nice.

[@lexitraynor9170]

yuh i need to do this 😭

[@yoganandvasavan6020]

very useful

[@vibin3807]

just put a mesuring cup outside when its raining lmao

[@LisatheGreatest]

What kind of jelly

[@neogreaver1233]

Thank you so much I wish I can sub but my brother won't let me but tank you so much

[@Shejalv]

Awesome

[@ronniejames7020]

Thx

[@Ultimate2T22]

;)

[@hyshanj6741]

cool one guy's look oh so beautiful😮☺☺☺nice to you to me

[@TimmmTim]

now write that in English

[@ashleyfungames2832]

Nice

[@yashievamohan1306]

I could use sponge

[@jwhome9319]

Jelly????????

[@creektilghman9187]

work goes much faster with Avasva plans.

[@subhasisdas7306]

Rain guage July 15 ,2020

[@meghamanojn7491]

बहुत अच्छा

[@yuseegamerxzs5987]

U. Guys go batley boys

[@AaA-xw6yy]

Lame, you'll lose your flat orange liquid surface by evaporation

[@dr.lexwinter8604]

Just think. This is taxpayers funding at work. If you're watching this for a 'school project' for you or your kids as many commenters have posted, please, please move on. This is a terrible example of a rain gauge. Also there's no calibration involved. The catchment area of the opening is significantly larger than a standardized rain gauge. The measurement of rainfall only has meaning if we have a standard by which to gauge it. Although the fact you're searching this information online rather than being able to deduce it is worrying.

[@marbogbr]

Last summer I made one out of a dustbin, but got fed up emptying it 5 times a day.

[@Superjerry38]

this is going to suck but is wothift

[@cassiesorrell1943]

Me

[@nightren6148]

me

[@praney9064]

Thanks