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- Roof Runoff: How Much Water a Storm Actually Delivers
A 2,000 sq ft roof in a 4 in/hr storm sheds 83.1 gpm — about twenty-one times what the house uses at peak. The whole calculation is one divisor, and that divisor is three unit conversions.
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- 04 Sep, 2026
Roof Runoff: How Much Water a Storm Actually Delivers
A 2,000 sq ft roof in a 4 in/hr storm sheds 83.1 gpm — about twenty-one times what the house uses at peak. The whole calculation is one divisor, and that divisor is three unit conversions.
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