Another view of the manned boat, with ADCP attached.
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Another view of the manned boat, with ADCP attached.
Hydrologic Technician taking a streamgage measurement at USGS 01104415 in the Cambridge Reservoir Watershed, Massachusetts.
Hydrologic Technician taking a streamgage measurement at USGS 01104415 in the Cambridge Reservoir Watershed, Massachusetts.
![A rapid deployment gage attached to the side of a bridge](https://d9-wret.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/palladium/production/s3fs-public/styles/masonry/public/media/images/Newburryport%20MA%20RDG.jpg?itok=G8aRbG-9)
A rapid deployment gage that was installed ahead of Hurricane Sandy on a bridge in Newburyport, Massachusetts.
A rapid deployment gage that was installed ahead of Hurricane Sandy on a bridge in Newburyport, Massachusetts.
After Hurricane Sandy, USGS researchers survey elevation at the location of a wrack line, indicating a high water level mark, on Block Island, Rhode Island.
After Hurricane Sandy, USGS researchers survey elevation at the location of a wrack line, indicating a high water level mark, on Block Island, Rhode Island.
![A man in a life vest measures a high water level mark on a pier piling.](https://d9-wret.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/palladium/production/s3fs-public/styles/masonry/public/media/images/Plymouth%20MA%20HWM.jpg?itok=1VET0YBd)
A USGS hydrologist takes a high-water level measurement on a piling of the Department of Fish and Game Public Boat Ramp in Scituate Harbor in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
A USGS hydrologist takes a high-water level measurement on a piling of the Department of Fish and Game Public Boat Ramp in Scituate Harbor in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
![A PVC Pipe attached to a piling with ratchet straps.](https://d9-wret.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/palladium/production/s3fs-public/styles/masonry/public/media/images/Storm%20Tide%20Sensor%20Barnstable%20MA.jpg?itok=8WCkXHzi)
USGS attached a storm-tide sensor to a piling in Barnstable, Massachusetts ahead of Hurricane Sandy.
USGS attached a storm-tide sensor to a piling in Barnstable, Massachusetts ahead of Hurricane Sandy.
A coastal home damaged by Hurricane Sandy's historic storm surge on a beach in Rhode Island.
A coastal home damaged by Hurricane Sandy's historic storm surge on a beach in Rhode Island.
A coastal home damaged by Hurricane Sandy's historic storm surge on a beach in Rhode Island.
A coastal home damaged by Hurricane Sandy's historic storm surge on a beach in Rhode Island.
A coastal home damaged by Hurricane Sandy's historic storm surge on a beach in Rhode Island.
A coastal home damaged by Hurricane Sandy's historic storm surge on a beach in Rhode Island.
USGS New England Water Science Center hydrologist measures a high-water level mark along the garage door of a coastal Connecticut home after Hurricane Sandy.
USGS New England Water Science Center hydrologist measures a high-water level mark along the garage door of a coastal Connecticut home after Hurricane Sandy.
Flooding from Hurricane Sandy breaks up a sidewalk at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Flooding from Hurricane Sandy breaks up a sidewalk at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Sand carried by Hurricane Sandy flood waters covers picnic tables at Short Beach in Stratford, Connecticut days after the storm.
Sand carried by Hurricane Sandy flood waters covers picnic tables at Short Beach in Stratford, Connecticut days after the storm.
A Hurricane Sandy high water mark measured by USGS in Fairfield County, Connecticut. The Sandy high water mark is marked above the high-water mark for the Great Hurricane of 1938 and below the area's 100-year flood measurement.
A Hurricane Sandy high water mark measured by USGS in Fairfield County, Connecticut. The Sandy high water mark is marked above the high-water mark for the Great Hurricane of 1938 and below the area's 100-year flood measurement.
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Hurricane Sandy flooding remains days after the storm passes in Fairfield County, Connecticut.
Hurricane Sandy flooding remains days after the storm passes in Fairfield County, Connecticut.
Days after Hurricane Sandy passed through the northeastern Atlantic seaboard, this sailboat remained wrecked on a dock in Connecticut.
Days after Hurricane Sandy passed through the northeastern Atlantic seaboard, this sailboat remained wrecked on a dock in Connecticut.
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Hurricane Sandy sent sand from Sound Beach in Old Lyme, Connecticut up the street to cover nearby benches.
Hurricane Sandy sent sand from Sound Beach in Old Lyme, Connecticut up the street to cover nearby benches.
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Hydrologic technician installs a storm-tide sensor ahead of Hurricane Sandy in Milford Harbor, Connecticut.
Hydrologic technician installs a storm-tide sensor ahead of Hurricane Sandy in Milford Harbor, Connecticut.
![Storm tide sensors attached to concrete on a piling on the beach and a man holding a sign.](https://d9-wret.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/palladium/production/s3fs-public/styles/masonry/public/media/images/Pilings%20Sensors.jpg?itok=u1Jj0J2C)
Two storm tide sensors installed on a piling attached to a boardwalk on Short Beach in Stratford, Connecticut ahead of Hurricane Sandy.
Two storm tide sensors installed on a piling attached to a boardwalk on Short Beach in Stratford, Connecticut ahead of Hurricane Sandy.
![Uprooted tree in the Green River lodged under Hurlburt Road bridge from Irene](https://d9-wret.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/palladium/production/s3fs-public/styles/masonry/public/thumbnails/image/01198000_05142012.jpg?itok=FWoXNeA7)
The impacts of Tropical Storm Irene lingered on long after the storm. This photo shows the Green River in Great Barrington, Massachusetts (USGS station ID 01198000) and was taken on May 14, 2012, almost a year after Irene. This tree was lodged under the Hurlburt Rd.
The impacts of Tropical Storm Irene lingered on long after the storm. This photo shows the Green River in Great Barrington, Massachusetts (USGS station ID 01198000) and was taken on May 14, 2012, almost a year after Irene. This tree was lodged under the Hurlburt Rd.
Photograph showing a bedrock outcrop near the intersection of Post Road and Daniel Webster Highway (New Hampshire State Route 3) in Hooksett, New Hampshire. During the summer, groundwater stains the exposed bedrock with precipitated iron oxides.
Photograph showing a bedrock outcrop near the intersection of Post Road and Daniel Webster Highway (New Hampshire State Route 3) in Hooksett, New Hampshire. During the summer, groundwater stains the exposed bedrock with precipitated iron oxides.
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A rainbow over the USGS streamflow station gage house at the outlet of Bass Harbor Marsh in Maine (monitoring location 010228955).
A rainbow over the USGS streamflow station gage house at the outlet of Bass Harbor Marsh in Maine (monitoring location 010228955).