Measuring hourly snowfall with a webcam and PHP
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#2Looks like Canada
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#3Seems to use some units of measurement that are unheard of in my part of the world. Oh 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
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#4Seems to use some units of measurement that are unheard of in my part of the world. Oh 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
A bit ot, but is there a standard way to measure things? (I'm thinking about inches vs cm, or gallons vs liters).
Re: Measuring hourly snowfall with a webcam and PHP
#5Looks like Canada
The units are given in inches, so I'm not sure. People do use inches in Canada, but in weather reports, one usually sees centimetres.
Re: Measuring hourly snowfall with a webcam and PHP
#6Seems to use some units of measurement that are unheard of in my part of the world. Oh 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
A bit ot, but is there a standard way to measure things? (I'm thinking about inches vs cm, or gallons vs liters).
Yes, the metric system.
Every country in the world uses it except for the US, Burma, and Liberia.
Re: Measuring hourly snowfall with a webcam and PHP
#7Looks like Canada
The roof on the house in the background is kinda flat. Should be southern or even south of New England if in the USA.
Re: Measuring hourly snowfall with a webcam and PHP
#8Seems to use some units of measurement that are unheard of in my part of the world. Oh 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
A bit ot, but is there a standard way to measure things? (I'm thinking about inches vs cm, or gallons vs liters).
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
A bit ot, but is there a standard way to measure things? (I'm thinking about inches vs cm, or gallons vs liters).
Yes, the metric system. Every country in the world uses it except for the US, Burma, and Liberia.
The UK still uses imperial units a lot, too.
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#10Looks like Canada
According to her facebook she lives in Wilmington, Delaware.
Most days I imagine she will have no snow on her bucket. Neat idea. I may try this myself, living up in the woods of Vermont I have snow on my buckets from Nov-March.