Meaning Subsurface Storm Flow
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Subsurface Storm Flow


In hydrologic terms, the lateral motion of water through the upper layers until it enters a stream channel. This usually takes longer to reach stream channels than runoff. This also called interflow.
Source: w1.weather.gov

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Subsurface Storm Flow


The lateral motion of water through the upper layers until it enters a stream channel. This usually takes longer to reach stream channels than runoff. This also called interflow.
Source: srh.noaa.gov

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Subsurface Storm Flow


In hydrologic terms, the lateral motion of water through the upper layers until it enters a stream channel. This usually takes longer to reach stream channels than runoff. This also called interflow.
Source: forecast.weather.gov

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Subsurface Storm Flow


In hydrologic terms, the lateral motion of water through the upper layers until it enters a stream channel. This usually takes longer to reach stream channels than runoff. This also called interflow.
Source: weatherdudes.com





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