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Detailed Description
USGS Vizlab's new interactive website "Surface water and groundwater conditions" provides a deeper dive into water data over the past year.
- View today’s conditions, which are updated every few hours
- Then, track change over the past month, 3 months, 6 months, or year from today's date
- Zoom into any state for a closer look at local conditions
- Download high-resolution images and animated videos to drop into your own reports or presentations
View the current conditions of groundwater and surface water at https://water.usgs.gov/vizlab/current-conditions
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Public Domain.
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