Hurricane Katrina
RainNew Orleans, Louisiana · August 29, 2005
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1 mm of rain = 1 litre per square metre.
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Calculated from the rate above and duration.
For example, a 40 m² garden or roof.
5 mm/hr · 5 L/m²
Constant-rate estimate. This is water falling on the area, before runoff, absorption or collection losses.
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