The US Geological Survey (USGS) has launched a new web tool for analysing and estimating stream-flow designed to be used for activities such as land-use planning, conservation, and pollution ...

Stream gaging sure was a dapper occupation at the turn of the century! Here’s the various techniques United States Geological Survey hydrologists used to measure current without even dipping a toe ...

A searchable, color-coded river, lake and stream map with water features displayed over road maps, satellite images and topographic maps. GPS location and waypoint capability and turn-by-turn ...

River discharge and temperature are key indicators of change in hydrologic systems. Coupled daily streamflow and river temperature data provide extremely useful datasets in regions that otherwise ...

According to a new analysis, U.S. Geological Survey stream gauges in the Carolinas recorded many instances of record-setting water levels during Hurricane Florence in September, with the majority of ...

Wastewater discharges from publicly owned treatment works are a significant source of endocrine disruptors and other contaminants to the aquatic environment in the US. Although remaining pollutants in ...

MOUNDS VIEW, Minn. — Monitoring spring river levels in Minnesota is historically a pretty cold, wet and thankless job, but it's become much more appreciated by the general public thanks to a new ...

The Climate Shift Index (CSI), Climate Central’s daily temperature attribution system, applies the latest peer-reviewed methodology to map the influence of climate change on temperatures across the ...

stream-gage-graphic-jpg Stream gauge on the North Fork of the John Day River in Oregon. So far, it’s safe. Hydrologist David Evetts drove north from his office in Boise, Idaho, to the former ...

A regional coalition of 13 hydrologists recently sent a letter to the Georgia Environmental Protection Division stating the agency is using the wrong data to analyze the potential impacts of the ...