In her guest post at Highly Allochthonous, hydrogeologist Anne Jefferson explains how one can have two "500 year floods" in short measure. Great reading...
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Bloggers turn their attention to the floods in the Midwest:
Tara C. Smith of Aetiology is in the thick of the Iowa City-Cedar Rapids floods. She reminds us that preparedness can pay off for floods as well as flu, and that residents need to consider several health issues as the flood waters recede…
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Thanks for this post/link. I was wondering about the source of the probabilities of flood predictions...
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