U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has developed an online, real time, user-friendly map to provide water data. This service by the USGS helps National Weather Service (NWS) in making accurate and timely flood forecasts. USGS has been monitoring flow in selected streams and rivers across the U.S. for more than 125 years. Data from more than 7,400 streamgages, collected by USGS provide real-time data in 15-minute increments. The data from real time sites are transmitted to USGS offices via satellite, telephone, and/or radio and are available for immediate viewing.
Here is real time streamflow map for April 18, 2008.
The following online services are provided by USGS.
Maps
- Current streamflow (National and State)
- Current Flood and High Flow (National and State)
- Current Hydrologic Drought (National and State)
- Current Hydrologic Hazards (User Selected Area)
- Daily Streamflow (National and State)
- Animation of Daily Streamflow (National, October 1999 to Present)
- 7-, 14-, and 28-Day Average Streamflow (National and State)
- 7-, 14-, and 28-Day Average Below Normal Streamflow (National and State)
- Monthly Average Streamflow (October 2002 to Present)
- Interactive Viewer of Recent Streamflow (2003 to Present)
- Interactive Viewer of Monthly and Annual Runoff (1901-2002)
- Google Earth Current Streamflow (National, Regional, and State)
- Google Maps Current Streamflow (National, Regional, and State)
Graphs
- Current, Daily, and 7-Day Average Streamflow (National, Regional, and State)
- 7-Day Average Below Normal Streamflow (National, Regional, and State)
- Interactive Viewer of Computed Annual Runoff (1901-2002; Regional)
Tables
- Current, Daily, and 7-Day Average Streamflow (National, Regional, and State)
- Current Locations Above Flood Stage
- Interactive Retrieval of Flood and High Flow Information (May 2005 to Present)
- Monthly Flood Report (January 2008 to Present)
- Computed Median Runoff (National and State, 1900 to Present)
- Streamgage Statistics Retrieval Tool (For all USGS Streamgages for the Period of Record)
Miscellaneous
Source: USGS waterdata.
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