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By Robert Sobczak

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to Go Hydrology!

Do you enjoy the weather but feel like you're only getting half the story?

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water cycle
instead!

Go Hydrology! is
your daily passport
into Florida's giant
hydrologic wheel.

Radar, Tropics
NWS-Miami, Crown

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without your
sunscreen

and umbrella

Individual
numbers are
meaningless.

Hydrographs
help highlight
the big picture.

Swamp

Glades

Lake

Discover
the mystery
of the low-low
tides,

Tides

And watch out
for foot-high
waves!

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but even then
can't keep pace:

Florida's
water cycle
never
stops rolling!

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Robert V. Sobczak
National Park Service Hydrologist
Big Cypress National Preserve
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