Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe River
Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe RiverUSGS scientist Alec MacDonald takes flood measurements on the Guadalupe River in Victoria, Texas.
Michael B Nyman
Coastal Bend Data Chief for Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center
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Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe River
Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe River
Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe RiverUSGS scientist Alec MacDonald takes flood measurements on the Guadalupe River in Victoria, Texas.
Memorial Day Flood in Texas
Road and bridge damage on the Blanco River near Blanco, Texas, from the Memorial Day 2015 Flood.
Road and bridge damage on the Blanco River near Blanco, Texas, from the Memorial Day 2015 Flood.
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, Texas
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, TexasTwo of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs.
A new website now provides important information about streamflow in the Comal and San Marcos Rivers and springflow at Comal and San Marcos Springs.
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, Texas
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, TexasTwo of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs.
A new website now provides important information about streamflow in the Comal and San Marcos Rivers and springflow at Comal and San Marcos Springs.
Blanco River Gaging Station Cameras
A select number of USGS Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center (OTWSC) gaging stations are equipped with cameras. Photos are taken at approximately 5 minute intervals. Cameras on this page are near the Blanco River.
Houston Area Gaging Station Cameras
A select number of USGS Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center (OTWSC) gaging stations are equipped with cameras. Photos are taken at approximately 5 minute intervals. Cameras on this page are in the Houston Area.
Geophysical Science in Oklahoma and Texas
Geophysical techniques used by the Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center (OTWSC) provide a relatively quick and inexpensive means to gain insights into how groundwater systems work and the occurrence and distribution of certain contaminants. These techniques are an important tool for scientific investigations, environmental planning, and resource management. Visit the links below for more...
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Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe River
Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe RiverUSGS scientist Alec MacDonald takes flood measurements on the Guadalupe River in Victoria, Texas.
Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe River
Measuring Hurricane Harvey Flooding on the Guadalupe RiverUSGS scientist Alec MacDonald takes flood measurements on the Guadalupe River in Victoria, Texas.
Memorial Day Flood in Texas
Road and bridge damage on the Blanco River near Blanco, Texas, from the Memorial Day 2015 Flood.
Road and bridge damage on the Blanco River near Blanco, Texas, from the Memorial Day 2015 Flood.
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, Texas
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, TexasTwo of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs.
A new website now provides important information about streamflow in the Comal and San Marcos Rivers and springflow at Comal and San Marcos Springs.
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, Texas
Two of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs, TexasTwo of the main spring discharge points of Comal springs.
A new website now provides important information about streamflow in the Comal and San Marcos Rivers and springflow at Comal and San Marcos Springs.
Blanco River Gaging Station Cameras
A select number of USGS Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center (OTWSC) gaging stations are equipped with cameras. Photos are taken at approximately 5 minute intervals. Cameras on this page are near the Blanco River.
Houston Area Gaging Station Cameras
A select number of USGS Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center (OTWSC) gaging stations are equipped with cameras. Photos are taken at approximately 5 minute intervals. Cameras on this page are in the Houston Area.
Geophysical Science in Oklahoma and Texas
Geophysical techniques used by the Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center (OTWSC) provide a relatively quick and inexpensive means to gain insights into how groundwater systems work and the occurrence and distribution of certain contaminants. These techniques are an important tool for scientific investigations, environmental planning, and resource management. Visit the links below for more...