Water rushing to the Great Lakes in Canada (a portion will make it to me 🌊🌊). Respect. Happy Canada Day to all 🇨🇦🇨🇦

Hydrology Paper of the Day @goboksu.bsky.social on how intermittent streamflow catchments are associated with drought-related hydrological processes: decades of data associated with the CONUS; a spatial understanding of regional drought; and correlations related to environmental variables.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @iainamalcolm.bsky.social on how changes in shrub vegetation due to global warming affects shortwave/longwave radiation balances and stream temperatures: spatial processes in the Granger Creek catchment, Yukon Territory; applying radiation models; and quantifying fluxes.

The Shins - Phantom Limb www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkIT...

I like to prototype electronic circuits on breadboards before designing a PCB layout. Once a microcontroller responds to a programmer (or JTAG device), I always write a program to blink an LED to show that the state machine is responding. Let there be light!

Hydrology Paper of the Day @chrisfrazier.bsky.social on a spatial geography of ecosystem metabolism for the Clinton Lake reservoir, Kansas: modelling and identification of environmental relationships; seasonality, stratification, and controls on bigeochemical cycles; and the influence of wind.

So far, very, VERY few landslides are visible from optical satellite imagery (a dozen or two visible in this before-after pair from @planet.com) with one VERY large caveat: this area of Venezuela is a cloudy place. So no doubt more than this occurred. 🧪⚒️

Hydrology Paper of the Day @ucdavisplants.bsky.social on carbon sinks in forests: assimilation and biogeochemical cycles; how photosynthesis is related to tree growth at different sites; aridity and fluxes in the context of seasonality; and events related to hydrometeorological phenomena.

I've used many RAW processor software packages for photography, but my favorite is darktable running on Linux, my preferred operating system. Free and open source software (FOSS) is excellent to use and has no license fees.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu-sensing.bsky.social on spatiotemporal sampling of water quality: data products from Lake Okeechobee collected from multiple providers; correlations and sampling frequencies; quantifying changes in sampling associated with flow; and extending results to other locations

Davide Bonazzi "Mountain Sunrise" #art #illustration

You know that old computer from circa 2001 that stopped working a few years ago? The power supply might just need new capacitors. I extracted the power supply from the computer and removed the electrolytic capacitors.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @frantecol.bsky.social on microbial responses to climate and hydrometeorological phenomena: lab experiments conducted on soils from European grasslands; identification of 10 responses; genes and metabolic influences; quantifying bacterial growth; and predictive models.

Just received electronic components from a distributor (Digikey). It's always exciting to open the box and realize that when the components are correctly connected as per the design, a circuit will function!

It is #makeaterriblecomicday2026 and I am at a conference, so I'm doing terrible not-quite-a-comic panels about decidedly NOT terrible #IASNR talks #makeaterriblecomicday

Excellent update, preliminary summary and explanation by @judithgeology.bsky.social : earthquakeinsights.substack.com/p/catastroph...

Hydrology Paper of the Day @catchmentsci.bsky.social on channel restoration of the Goldrill Beck (Cumbria, UK): restoration of meanders and hydrological floodplain connectivity; monitoring of hydraulic response; flow boundary conditions and model calibration; flood waves; and understanding changes.

The two earthquakes that struck Venezuela yesterday were a result of strike-slip faulting within a complex system of faults where the Caribbean and South American plates meet. 🧪 eos.org/research-and...

The 2026 Venezuela earthquakes (Mw 7.2 foreshock and Mw 7.5 mainshock) occurred today on 24 June 2026 due to right-lateral strike-slip faults associated with the boundary between the Caribbean plate and the South American plate.

Ok you guys. Here’s the deal. The M7.1 in Venezuela was upgraded to a M7.2. AND it was followed shortly by a M7.5. Not good.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @sub-heterogenty.bsky.social on how hydrological processes are represented in current models of karst groundwater systems: transport processes and scales of dispersion; fluid mechanics; diffusion and dispersion; chemistry and tracers; equations; and future research.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @joeybernhardt.bsky.social on a framework to understand how ecological community competition is related to changes in temperature: resource linkages expressed by a consumer–resource model; expressing temperature as an Arrhenius-form function; and thermal optima.

Third 'come back' #ScaleModel project finished late summer 2025: 1/32 #Mazda T2000 from #Arii #MicroAce. A simple project with Garry the cat. Trying to mimic wood grain for the tools was hard, and it could look better for sure. Same for the straw: it could look more realistic.

I recently checked my Google Scholar account. It's amazing how information is shared around the entire world and knowledge can be cited by different people. It is indeed a small world after all!

Painting for fun this evening. I painted this red-backed vole based on my backyard visitors from the winter and worked it into an already existing strawberry painting from a few years ago. I like the combination. #SciArt #mammals

Hydrology Paper of the Day @astefanakis.bsky.social on how to reduce boron amounts in petrochemical wastewater to ensure effective utilization in agriculture: a review of biogeochemical processes and plant uptake; experiments related to soils and assessment of forage species; and biogeochemistry.

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" --Tao Te Ching However, the journey of designing an electronic circuit begins with drawing a schematic. I always enjoy the process of starting a design. To finish the entire design can take months of effort.

Taking pictures again with a tripod and a wide-angle lens. There's photographic opportunities everywhere!

I'm an art editor for the Consilience journal. Issue 25: Pollution is now live on the website. Check it out. 👇 www.consilience-journal.com/issue-25

The Big Moon - Your Light www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Oij...

Hydrology Paper of the Day @yoselin.bsky.social and colleagues on a framework to encourage sustainable agriculture and crop production in the context of climate change: physiological responses and crop management; biochemistry of plants in association with hydrometeorology; and adaptation processes.

Singer and artist Jewel worked with NASA to create an eight-foot resin sculpture and soundscape informed by Atlantic Ocean data. She discussed the work at #AGU25 🌊 ✨💎 eos.org/research-and...

Moir Park is a beautiful part of the City of Cranbrook. Aside from the games in the park today, I noticed the mountains to the south and west of Cranbrook. Some of these mountains have a characteristic down-tilted appearance, similar to other structures in the region.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @plantphys.bsky.social on how drought influences the growth of juvenile Douglas fir trees and the resulting changes in biological fluxes: processes related to water potential and carbon cycles; drought periods and biomass; and understanding mild and severe stresses.

Seen by some Indigenous cultures as a serpent, this curious series of hills in the foreground of a picture taken near Cranbrook, British Columbia is an example of what Geologists consider as fault blocks.

A beautiful morning testing electronic circuits outside on my patio.

The Connells - Slackjawed www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzHW...

Hydrology Paper of the Day @drevaplaganyi.bsky.social on how marine ecosystems in the tropics are unequally affected by climate risk events: how landmasses shelter and modify marine ecosystems; a spatial geography of risk and management; and a discussion of locations in Australia.

Stone Over Water - Death Cab For Cutie music.youtube.com/watch?v=ysw_...

After a long hiatus of more than four years, @kinarnicholas.bsky.social is back to curating Beautiful Music Videos alwaysbmv.bsky.social. Give the handle a follow on Bluesky if you want a curated list of music videos with beautiful cinematography.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @grocherros.bsky.social @icelabumu.bsky.social on a global increase in atmospheric methane starting in the 2020s and a subsequent reduction by 2023: spatial and temporal changes due to climatology; inland waters; La Niña effects; and variability not captured by models.

A view from a stepladder (notice the camera in the foreground).

Hydrology Paper of the Day by @mtnclimrhoades.bsky.social and colleagues on how climate change impacts snowmelt and water availability for irrigation: modelling to assess hydrological processes in subregions of the Sierra Nevada of California; warming scenarios; and spatial changes in SWE and runoff

"Love where you are" is associated with my personal geography of places and regions.

Home is more than just the heart.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @miguelbaraujo.bsky.social on the necessity of a series of experiments to characterize food webs in freshwater ecosystems: general and regional hydrometeorological responses; environmental gradients; and the need for standardized data collection and modular experiments.

Wonderful art by @limnologic.bsky.social that strongly communicates feats of engineering and human fortitude. Highly recommended. The storytelling is engaging and interesting.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jeremyjschmidt.bsky.social @cameronharrington.bsky.social on understanding water weaponisation across the solid, liquid and gas states: an acceleration over the past century; spatial geographies of vulnerability and dissent; and understanding a synthesis of ideas.

Link to the Vajont chapter: online.fliphtml5.com/aigqm/Vajont...