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July 2 -- A Pittsburgh web developer has made a website that allows anyone to trace the path of a raindrop that falls in the contiguous United States from when it lands on the ground to its final destination and everything in between.
Sam Learner, who created the website River Runner, was interviewed by AccuWeather Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso on AccuWeather Prime.
Learner created the website after thinking about the Continental Divide, which travels up through the Rocky Mountains and splits the United States into two separate watersheds -- one that leads to the Pacific Ocean and one that leads to the Atlantic Ocean.
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New website allows users to track mesmerizing journey of a raindrop
Sam Learner, who created the website River Runner, was interviewed by AccuWeather Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso on AccuWeather Prime.
Learner created the website after thinking about the Continental Divide, which travels up through the Rocky Mountains and splits the United States into two separate watersheds -- one that leads to the Pacific Ocean and one that leads to the Atlantic Ocean.
Continued below.
New website allows users to track mesmerizing journey of a raindrop
