Pluviometer measures ___________?

A. Wind
B. Strength of Plywood
C. Rainfall
D. None of these

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A pluviometer is a rain gauge, an instrument that is used to measure the amount of precipitation in the form of rainfall that has fallen at a given location over a specified period of time. … Rainfall is measured as the height, usually expressed in millimeters or inches, of the liquid collected in the cylinder.

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