I drove through Northern Arizona today on my way back home and I have never seen water like this. An exceptional flood event is currently happening in this normally dry state. These are mesquite trees in the middle of Carrizo Creek, which is an intermittent stream. #hydrology
November 1, 2026 at 11:19 PM
I drove through Northern Arizona today on my way back home and I have never seen water like this. An exceptional flood event is currently happening in this normally dry state. These are mesquite trees in the middle of Carrizo Creek, which is an intermittent stream. #hydrology
He absolutely hates medical stuff, so not medicine. Something science. Changes week to week. Meteorology, botany, xenomorphology, engineering, hydrology
November 1, 2026 at 10:46 AM
He absolutely hates medical stuff, so not medicine. Something science. Changes week to week. Meteorology, botany, xenomorphology, engineering, hydrology
Wearing my Spooky Lakes hoodie at work today because haunted hydrology is my jam.
October 30, 2026 at 12:16 PM
Wearing my Spooky Lakes hoodie at work today because haunted hydrology is my jam.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @peatymike.bsky.social and colleagues on how natural freshwater reduces the toxic effects of polyethylene terephthalate nanoplastics: tests involving Daphnia magna life history traits, and understanding differences due to water types and nanoplastic concentrations.
Enjoyed playing a small role (DOM analysis) in this paper, where we found the toxicity of nanoplastics to water fleas was reduced in natural waters vs artificial freshwater. In natural, high DOM waters, NPs did not aggregate and were not toxic.
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November 2, 2026 at 1:25 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @peatymike.bsky.social and colleagues on how natural freshwater reduces the toxic effects of polyethylene terephthalate nanoplastics: tests involving Daphnia magna life history traits, and understanding differences due to water types and nanoplastic concentrations.
Hydrology Paper of the Day @mrdjournal.bsky.social on how repeat photographs of the Banff National Park area in the Mountain Legacy Project archive can support Indigenous-led land management: visual understandings of place, culture, and geography; landscape analysis; and Îyârhe Nakoda narratives.
Historical and repeat photographs are an excellent medium for knowledge sharing and collaboration to support Indigenous land stewardship. Read how it works in the article by Claire Wright and coauthors: doi.org/10.1659/mrd....
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November 1, 2026 at 3:56 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @mrdjournal.bsky.social on how repeat photographs of the Banff National Park area in the Mountain Legacy Project archive can support Indigenous-led land management: visual understandings of place, culture, and geography; landscape analysis; and Îyârhe Nakoda narratives.
yo i studied hydrology at one point and this shit still seems insane
October 30, 2026 at 7:48 PM
yo i studied hydrology at one point and this shit still seems insane
It's not just about climate chaos.
It's also about landscape chaos.
The damage we do to the land's hydrology is layered on top of the damage we do to the atmosphere.
Our mismanagement of land commits us to a cycle of flood and drought.
We can change this, as explained here.
Please read. Thanks.
It's also about landscape chaos.
The damage we do to the land's hydrology is layered on top of the damage we do to the atmosphere.
Our mismanagement of land commits us to a cycle of flood and drought.
We can change this, as explained here.
Please read. Thanks.
We need to calm the flood-drought climate whiplash 🌦️
In the national conversation around climate resilience, Britain’s water crisis is almost always framed as two separate emergencies.
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Images: [1]-Cerib/Adobe Stock, [2]-Andee/Pexels/Canva
In the national conversation around climate resilience, Britain’s water crisis is almost always framed as two separate emergencies.
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Images: [1]-Cerib/Adobe Stock, [2]-Andee/Pexels/Canva
October 27, 2026 at 9:37 AM
It's not just about climate chaos.
It's also about landscape chaos.
The damage we do to the land's hydrology is layered on top of the damage we do to the atmosphere.
Our mismanagement of land commits us to a cycle of flood and drought.
We can change this, as explained here.
Please read. Thanks.
It's also about landscape chaos.
The damage we do to the land's hydrology is layered on top of the damage we do to the atmosphere.
Our mismanagement of land commits us to a cycle of flood and drought.
We can change this, as explained here.
Please read. Thanks.
Assistant Professor, Hydrology - SUNY Plattsburgh -deadline 8 Nov
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November 2, 2026 at 6:48 PM
Different topography and soil factors make a world of difference for hydrology!
This is something closer to flash flood alley (thin topsoil over limestone) than an east coast flood situation. Plus the effects of dry clime and persistent drought on what little soil there is limiting absorption.
This is something closer to flash flood alley (thin topsoil over limestone) than an east coast flood situation. Plus the effects of dry clime and persistent drought on what little soil there is limiting absorption.
November 2, 2026 at 4:32 AM
Different topography and soil factors make a world of difference for hydrology!
This is something closer to flash flood alley (thin topsoil over limestone) than an east coast flood situation. Plus the effects of dry clime and persistent drought on what little soil there is limiting absorption.
This is something closer to flash flood alley (thin topsoil over limestone) than an east coast flood situation. Plus the effects of dry clime and persistent drought on what little soil there is limiting absorption.
I think so. I love the nature here, the wildlife. I love learning about how this land was formed, about it's geology and hydrology. I love the history here and especially the way the Native Americans here lived. I never would have known about the many ways to use native plants here or how to >>>
November 1, 2026 at 8:28 PM
I think so. I love the nature here, the wildlife. I love learning about how this land was formed, about it's geology and hydrology. I love the history here and especially the way the Native Americans here lived. I never would have known about the many ways to use native plants here or how to >>>
Hydrology Paper of the Day @trevorcaughlin.bsky.social on UAV remote sensing for rangeland plant species classification: locations in Oregon and Idaho imaged using an RGB sensor; ground truth data; machine learning for plant crown classification; and landscape-scale model performance.
New paper! We used drones + ensemble models to map 18 plant species in threatened sagebrush steppe with >90% accuracy. Low-cost RGB cameras perform nearly as well as multispec: good news for monitoring biodiversity in these landscapes. read it here: doi.org/10.1016/j.ra... #drones #sagebrush #UAV
October 31, 2026 at 3:16 AM
Hydrology Paper of the Day @trevorcaughlin.bsky.social on UAV remote sensing for rangeland plant species classification: locations in Oregon and Idaho imaged using an RGB sensor; ground truth data; machine learning for plant crown classification; and landscape-scale model performance.
University of California, Merced (@ucmerced.bsky.social) is hiring:
Postdoctoral Scholar
#postdoc #engineering #hydrology
Postdoctoral Scholar
#postdoc #engineering #hydrology
October 29, 2026 at 7:41 PM
University of California, Merced (@ucmerced.bsky.social) is hiring:
Postdoctoral Scholar
#postdoc #engineering #hydrology
Postdoctoral Scholar
#postdoc #engineering #hydrology
what about the creek shall inherit the earth because theres nowhere else id wanna go drink a couble of brews at if u know what i mean!!!!! #hydrology
November 2, 2026 at 3:59 AM
what about the creek shall inherit the earth because theres nowhere else id wanna go drink a couble of brews at if u know what i mean!!!!! #hydrology
PhD in Environmental Hydrology, Texas State University (deadline Nov 30) groups.google.com/g/hydrosci-l...
PhD in Environmental Hydrology, Texas State University (deadline Nov 30)
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November 1, 2026 at 5:40 PM
PhD in Environmental Hydrology, Texas State University (deadline Nov 30) groups.google.com/g/hydrosci-l...
Ever wondered how important #stemflow infiltration is for #beech? #Isotope #labeling shows that even #neighboring #juvenile #trees. Just out by @simonhaber.bsky.social and our colleagues from #hydrology #Freiburg nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Water stable isotopes reveal the ecohydrological importance of stemflow infiltration for mature and juvenile European beech
Field site and experimental set-up with stemflow-labelled European beech trees.
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November 2, 2026 at 7:04 PM
Ever wondered how important #stemflow infiltration is for #beech? #Isotope #labeling shows that even #neighboring #juvenile #trees. Just out by @simonhaber.bsky.social and our colleagues from #hydrology #Freiburg nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Good night, haunted hydrology! Until next year… 👻
November 1, 2026 at 5:08 AM
Good night, haunted hydrology! Until next year… 👻
i studied geology, hydrology, and astrophysics at one point. chemistry was a fun set of classes. equations are easy as shit when you know what you're supposed to plug where and what order to do stuff in
economics math makes my brain glaze over within 10 seconds going "FAKE AND NOT WORTH IT"
economics math makes my brain glaze over within 10 seconds going "FAKE AND NOT WORTH IT"
October 30, 2026 at 7:53 PM
i studied geology, hydrology, and astrophysics at one point. chemistry was a fun set of classes. equations are easy as shit when you know what you're supposed to plug where and what order to do stuff in
economics math makes my brain glaze over within 10 seconds going "FAKE AND NOT WORTH IT"
economics math makes my brain glaze over within 10 seconds going "FAKE AND NOT WORTH IT"
apologies! it’s been 25 years since I’ve done field hydrology, now I feel old
October 29, 2026 at 7:11 AM
apologies! it’s been 25 years since I’ve done field hydrology, now I feel old
Umělá inteligence začíná významně přispívat k ochraně proti velké vodě
AI pomáhá povodně předpovídat, sledovat jejich průběh a určovat, které oblasti mohou být nejvíce ohrožené. V Česku se její možnosti testují ve spolupráci s meteorology a hydrology.
AI pomáhá povodně předpovídat, sledovat jejich průběh a určovat, které oblasti mohou být nejvíce ohrožené. V Česku se její možnosti testují ve spolupráci s meteorology a hydrology.
Umělá inteligence začíná významně přispívat k ochraně proti velké vodě - Ecoista
Umělá inteligence pomáhá povodně předpovídat, sledovat jejich průběh a určovat, které oblasti mohou být nejvíce ohrožené. V Česku se její možnosti testují ve spolupráci s meteorology a hydrology.
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November 2, 2026 at 9:02 AM
Umělá inteligence začíná významně přispívat k ochraně proti velké vodě
AI pomáhá povodně předpovídat, sledovat jejich průběh a určovat, které oblasti mohou být nejvíce ohrožené. V Česku se její možnosti testují ve spolupráci s meteorology a hydrology.
AI pomáhá povodně předpovídat, sledovat jejich průběh a určovat, které oblasti mohou být nejvíce ohrožené. V Česku se její možnosti testují ve spolupráci s meteorology a hydrology.
Intrinsic beauty. A lifetime of learning from just what you can see - biology, hydrology, climatology, KREBS cycle, monocultural plants, biome diversity, symmetry, stimulus/response, chemistry, physics, geology - that land is a PHd waiting to be learned.
November 2, 2026 at 1:42 PM
Intrinsic beauty. A lifetime of learning from just what you can see - biology, hydrology, climatology, KREBS cycle, monocultural plants, biome diversity, symmetry, stimulus/response, chemistry, physics, geology - that land is a PHd waiting to be learned.
Some of us DO look at the hydrology of Northeast Florida for fun, Chris.
October 31, 2026 at 9:15 PM
Some of us DO look at the hydrology of Northeast Florida for fun, Chris.
New online! Using open-weight models to investigate human-driven changes in hydrology
Using open-weight models to investigate human-driven changes in hydrology
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, Published online: 30 October 2026; doi:10.1038/s43017-026-00856-1Using open-weight models to investigate human-driven changes in hydrology
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October 30, 2026 at 6:21 PM
New online! Using open-weight models to investigate human-driven changes in hydrology
very honored to be selected to serve on the hydrosphere panel for the National Academies/NASA decadal survey for Earth Science! www.nationalacademies.org/projects/CAS... and get a chance to shape what gets funded/studied and how it gets prioritized!
Decadal Survey for Earth Science and Applications from Space 2028-2037 (ESAS 2028): Panel on Continental Hydrology, Oceanography, and Water Cycles (“Hydrosphere”)
The Panel on Continental Hydrology, Physical Oceanography, and Water Cycles (“Hydrosphere”) is one of five science panels addressing the major domains of Earth system science. For organizational simplicity, the science panels will be structured broadly around the Earth science “spheres” supported by NASA’s Earth System Science Research Program. Within the scope of the hydrosphere sphere, the panel will identify the highest-priority science goals for 2028–2037 and develop potential implementation options for the survey committee’s consideration. The panel will also respond to other requests for information from the survey committee.
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October 29, 2026 at 5:19 PM
very honored to be selected to serve on the hydrosphere panel for the National Academies/NASA decadal survey for Earth Science! www.nationalacademies.org/projects/CAS... and get a chance to shape what gets funded/studied and how it gets prioritized!