The Best Rain Gauge To Manage Your Garden!

Great quality outdoor rug! Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2020 Size: 4X6 FT Verified Purchase This product is a very durable and made from plastic. When thinking of materials for an outdoor rug I love that this is plastic when it rains outside the rug simply wicks away the water rather than absorbing it. It is great for the beach, park, etc. This is defiantly a piece that has been added to our camping gear that will last us a long time!

5 Stars! The readability of the rain gauge is excellent, even with small amounts of rain Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2015 Verified Purchase I’ve had this model before, but left it with the house I just sold. It was always very close to the official airport rain amounts. Unfortunaltely, the new one I just purchased hasn’t received a drop of rain yet. However, when it does finally rain here, I’m sure it will be very accurate. The readability of the rain gauge is excellent, even with small amounts of rain. It is quite weather resistant even well below freezing. I’ve brought it inside even with snow in it, let it melt, and have gotten accurate readings. I don’t think you can buy a better gauge for the price.

5 stars! Measures 10 inches of rain! Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2020 Verified Purchase I live in Hawaii and receive over 200 inches of rain per year. Our rain can come as hard as 4 inches per hour and, with most rain gauges only counting 5 inches, this was the obvious choice. The first inch fills a center container then spills over into the outer container for the next 9 inches. I cut some self adhesive vinyl strips, measured and put a stripe for each inch of rain for an easy read.

5.0 out of 5 stars It works: that’s what I want in an insteument Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 25, 2020 Verified Purchase Unpacked it, peeled the plastic strip from the battery that is already in place and off it goes. I have another max/min thermometer from another manufacturer and it reads exactly the same so either they are both lying or, more likely, this is a perfectly accurate digital thermometer (And let’s face it; would it really be a big deal if a digital thermometer was 0.5 degree out? Could you or your daffodils tell the difference?) It’s now in place on the back of the summer house at the end of the garden and seems to be doing exactly what I want it to do: tell me the temperature now, in the middle of the night and the warmest part of the day.