A look at #streamflow conditions across @USGS_Water streamgages the for the month of July - dry conditions increased in western states while it was wetter than normal in others 💧🌞 #rstats#r4ds#dataviz
With the cartogram we see some spatial variability in flow conditions, but it can also vary temporally. Looking at the past year of streamflow, the greatest proportion of gages in dry conditions occurred Aug-Oct while the greatest proportion in wet conditions occurred Mar-May.
See the latest U.S. River Conditions #animation showing flow levels at streamgages from April to July:
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