Conservation and Environmental Research Area
Weather Underground; During the study period, the watershed experienced 10 precipitation events, totaling 5.75 inches of rainfall. The most substantial event occurred on July 15th, which contributed 1.95 inches—over one-third of the total precipitation.
Banks were unstable. This was especially apparent in the middle stream sensor due to the shift of the entire stream. This caused the bank soil to be clumpy and damp to the point where it’s foot steps can be seen after leaving the area.
All sections of the stream experienced a slower velocity.
## # A tibble: 128 × 7
## date_only Location Min_Temp Max_Temp Mean_Temp SD_Temp Range_Temp
## <date> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 2025-06-23 Air 78.1 95.2 84.0 5.26 17.1
## 2 2025-06-23 Downstream 70.9 94.3 75.8 6.02 23.4
## 3 2025-06-23 Middle Stream 70.9 94.3 75.8 6.47 23.4
## 4 2025-06-23 Upper Stream 73.6 101. 79.5 7.55 27.0
## 5 2025-06-24 Air 75.4 95.2 82.2 5.63 19.8
## 6 2025-06-24 Downstream 69.1 79.9 72.8 3.65 10.8
## 7 2025-06-24 Middle Stream 70.0 74.5 71.7 1.39 4.50
## 8 2025-06-24 Upper Stream 71.8 81.7 75.1 3.19 9.90
## 9 2025-06-25 Air 74.5 90.7 80.0 4.30 16.2
## 10 2025-06-25 Downstream 69.1 79.0 72.2 2.83 9.91
## # ℹ 118 more rows