____________ measures the speed at which precipitation is moving toward or away from an observer.

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Doppler radar measures the speed and direction of moving objects, including precipitation. It can determine if precipitation is moving towards or away from the observer by analyzing the Doppler shift in the radar signals caused by the movement of the precipitation particles. Alternatively, a radiosonde measures atmospheric conditions such as temperature, pressure, and humidity at different altitudes, while an anemometer measures wind speed and direction, and a psychrometer measures humidity.

____________ Measures the Speed at Which Precipitation Is Moving Toward