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From NPR's science guy: http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/20...eighs-how-much
They use a unit of measure to define how much water is in a cloud/ thunderstorm/hurricane. At one point they use elephants/second to describe the inflow of moisture in a thunderstorm. Quite funny. |
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