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English: Interior of a Stevenson screen showing (from left to right) the dewcell, wet bulb with wick attached to water supply, dry bulb and dry thermistor. The metal pipe is called a psychrometer and sucks air across the thermometers.
Date 26 July 2005 (from Exif)
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current04:38, 30 July 2005Thumbnail for version as of 04:38, 30 July 20051,632 × 1,232 (660 KB)CambridgeBayWeather{{PD-user|CambridgeBayWeather}} Interior of a Stevenson screen showing (from left to right) the dewcell, wet bulb with wick attached to water supply, dry bulb and dry thermistor. The metal pipe is called a psychrometer and sucks air across the thermomete

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