Videos

4-week time-lapse photography of the Arctic coast at Drew Point, AK shows mass wasting of the coastal sediments in July, 2008

USGS streamgagers make a low flow measurement on the San Pedro River at Charleston.

Video showing deer traversing flood waters and the affects on wildlife.

USGS employees using a wading rod to measure the streamflow over a road near Finchford, IA on 6/10/2008.

4-week time-lapse photography of the Arctic coast at Drew Point, AK shows intense coastal erosion in early July, 2008

As part of the assessment of the binational San Pedro aquifer, the effects of urbanization on runoff in ephemeral streams was studied. Ephemeral streams are those that flow in response to precipitation. Runoff in tributaries to the San Pedro River is important in understanding the water budget of the river.

USGS employees measuring flood flows on Rillito River in Tucson, Arizona.

USGS employees taking flood measurements using an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler.

Total precipitation simulation for Arctic Alaska

Cloud-top temperature simulation for Arctic Alaska

Surface air temperature simulation for Arctic Alaska

Total precipitation simulation for Arctic Alaska

Two historic flood measurements are made on the Santa Cruz River in Tucson, Arizona for the 1993 and 2005 floods.

The rockslide occurred about nine miles east of Glenwood Springs in Glenwood Canyon (Colorado) at 7:42 am, November 25, 2004, according officials from the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT).

This video documents two USGS employees taking a flood measurement during the most severe flood Arizona has seen in 100 years.