mm/h\text{mm/h}

millimeter per hour

Speedexact by definition

The millimetre per hour is a speed, and it is how rainfall intensity is reported: a depth of water accumulating per unit time over a horizontal surface. Light rain is under 2.5 mm/h, heavy rain over 10, and the design storms that size a drainage system run to 50 or 100 mm/h for short durations.

Watch out: An intensity in mm/h is not a total. A 100 mm/h burst lasting six minutes delivers 10 mm of rain, and a storm reported at that intensity for the full hour would be an extreme event almost anywhere. Rational-method drainage design multiplies intensity by catchment area, so the duration used has to match the catchment's time of concentration.

1 mm/h\text{mm/h} 2.7777778e-07 m/s\text{m/s}

One millimeter per hour in every speed unit

8,766millimeter per year (mm/yr)
24millimeter per day (mm/day)
1millimeter per hour (mm/h)this unit
0.944882inch per day (in/day)
0.0787402foot per day (ft/d)
0.0393701inch per hour (in/h)
0.024meter per day (m/d)
0.0166667millimeter per minute (mm/min)
0.001meter per hour (m/h)
0.000656168inch per minute (in/min)
0.000277778millimeter per second (mm/s)
0.0000546807foot per minute (ft/min)
0.0000277778centimeter per second (cm/s)
0.0000166667meter per minute (m/min)
0.0000109361inch per second (in/s)
0.000001kilometer per hour (km/h)
9.11344e-07foot per second (ft/s)
6.21371e-07mile per hour (mph)
5.39957e-07knot (kn)
2.77778e-07meter per second (m/s)
8.16288e-10mach (sea level) (Ma)
2.77778e-10kilometer per second (km/s)
9.26567e-16speed of light (c)