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Introduction to USGS Baseflow Forecast Web Tool - Slides and Notes

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This is a PDF document containing the presentation slides and speaking notes from a webinar titled "Introduction to USGS Baseflow Forecast Web Tool". The Baseflow Forecast Web Tool allows you to access baseflow forecasts at thousands of locations across the Nation. The presentation discusses the need for baseflow (low flow) information, demonstrates how to access baseflow forecasts, and offers possible applications of the tool.

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Presentation by Chris Konrad, USGS Research Hydrologist, May 9th, 2024.

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