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# Tracking the rainstorm with the displacement signal

Expanding on the "[Converting the waveforms to the magnitude of displacement of the seismic sensor](/seismo_rain/seismic-data/extracting-seismic-data.md#converting-the-waveforms-to-the-magnitude-of-displacement-of-the-seismic-sensor)" section, we observed a cluster of high displacement amplitudes forming a non-linear trajectory stretching from west to east seismic stations. This pattern could provide a rough indication of the speed and direction of the advancing rainstorm. However, it's essential to recognize that rainstorms are dynamic and rapidly evolving atmospheric phenomena. As a result, seismic signals may become intertwined, offering only a general reference rather than a precise numerical metric.

<figure><img src="/files/D4ML0PLkd5B5yAHp6GFN" alt=""><figcaption><p><strong>Visualising the possible track of trailing storm by stacking seismograms</strong></p></figcaption></figure>


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