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    Can I buy weather instruments off the internet?
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    Yes, you can. You can search for specialized websites or just use sites like Amazon.
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    When scientists use rain gauges, are they really big?
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    No, they're not. A rain gauge is actually very small.
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    How do I use a barometer?
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    I would suggest reading through wikiHow's article on setting up and using a barometer for tips.
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    Can I use anything besides a coffee can?
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    Any can that's large enough would work.
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