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Hydrologists raised their forecast after the swollen river spilled out of its regular channel and cut down a valley to Lake Darling, the last flood-control point north of Minot, said National Weather Service hydrologist Allen Schlag in Bismarck, N.D.
Minot, N.D., Evacuates as Floodwaters Rise Joe Barrett 2011
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Hydrologists raised their forecast after the swollen river spilled out of its regular channel and cut down a valley to Lake Darling, the last flood-control point north of Minot, said National Weather Service hydrologist Allen Schlag in Bismarck, N.D.
River Inundates North Dakota City Joe Barrett 2011
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Hydrologists say that to top up the aquifers for 2011, southern England could do with prolonged rainfall between now and Christmas.
England's wettest autumn since records began Paul Brown 2010
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Hydrologists in Zambia say the country's rivers contribute 41 percent of the Zambezi's water since almost all the other seven countries have far less rainfall and water resources.
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Hydrologists say Lake Mutirikwi is unreliable because of its small catchment area, and is acutely prone to drought, having filled only once since it was built in 1960.
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Hydrologists and hydraulic engineers are frequently not consulted.
Chapter 3 1989
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"Hydrologists, they do believe it is at or near its peak currently," forecaster Brett
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"Hydrologists, they do believe it is at or near its peak currently," forecaster Brett
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"Hydrologists, they do believe it is at or near its peak currently," forecaster Brett
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Hydrologists use computer models that account for soil moisture, frost depth, snowpack, temperatures, rate of snowmelt and more.
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