Geeking on Hydrology, 2/4/2025

[@squerry]

Fascinating! Thank you!

[@crazycanucknation]

Very cool mapping data! Thank you. Very excited to see you posting more, excellent info

[@DanielinLaTuna]

Thanks Zeke. I travel quite a bit north-south visiting family in Oregon. As I’ve gotten tired/bored of US99 and Interstate 5 I’ve started going further west and east and taking the secondary roads. I used to work at Castaic power plant on the California Aqueduct, so I’ve visited Oroville to check out the headwaters of the Feather River project, and Chico to visit the brewery and the State University. And westward to visit the Davis campus, etc. California has so many diverse ecologies. It must be fascinating for you to map and study the geography,geology, and hydrology of our regions. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Daniel

[@tanglezest7601]

That lydar gives so much detail. I'm still marveling over it.

[@TimBoss2000]

Thanks Zeke you're a Legend love the channel!

[@hoopart]

Thanks so much for all this awesome info, Zeke!

[@johnsgliderworld]

My dad was a hydroIogist with the USGS and I grew up learning about this stuff and stopping by gaging stations to look at the flow.😃Cool to hear someone geeking about hydrology! Love your show, very informative!!

[@andy_s_8982]

This was all very interesting thank you

[@Jcozz]

Super complicated, super interesting and super glad it’s not my name on the Airport Road hydrological studies and recommendations, wow.

[@elizabethmacdougall4310]

Thanks for lesson

[@susanv3446]

way cool, thanks for this video!

[@phillockwood8414]

Interesting

[@helensarkisian7491]

Interesting; answers to questions I didn’t know I had. Nice.

[@linte1099]

I’ve told more people about you. Forget the local news.

[@sidbemus4625]

T Y Sir.

[@andy_s_8982]

Wow thats some bad civil engineering unless it was a massive storm or something

[@TheLookout1]

It's a mess even during mild storms.