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Looking back at Sea Level : Caution, objects may be bigger
How big is your rear-view mirror? Most of the time, professionally in water resources, my rear view mirror is big enough to see the last 90 years. This is the time period for most of the USGS gage data...
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Finding Normal in the Abnormal
Standing out in the rain, I could not believe what I was seeing. Newly formed rushing rivers were running through my backyard and around my house. This had never happened before. 11 inches of rain...
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Scrooge and the Southeast’s Best Climate Report
Marley was dead, to begin with … This must be distinctly understood, or nothing wonderful can come of the story I am going to relate.” ― Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol What if one ghost had...
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From Poster Child to Role Model? Hope in the ACF Basin
Did you feel it last week? Rumbling like a distant earthquake, it crossed three state lines but didn’t make the national news. It was huge. A group of 56 people representing stakeholder organizations...
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Was it really a record flood? Part II
My last post was all about the rain. Now it’s all about the flood. How did our watersheds respond? Was it really a 1,000-year flood event? What better place to start than the center of the state. A...
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Soft Glow of Electric Sex : Moving your State Boundary for Water.
Georgia wants to move their northern boundary to include a tiny bit of the Tennessee River. Some wild estimates speculate that one billion gallons of excess capacity in the Tennessee River is available...
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