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hydrologist

NOUN
  1. a geologist skilled in hydrology

How To Use hydrologist In A Sentence

  • If there are weak spots, they will be shown very soon, National Weather Service hydrologist Dave Pearson said. Missouri River floodwater reaches Iowa town levee
  • As water scarcity spreads, the demand for hydrologists to advise on watershed management, water sources and water efficiency will increase.
  • Snowman: I discussed this with a USGS hydrologist and he believed that this flooding was due primarily to climatic conditions — primarily unusually heavy precipitation in the watershed (both as snow over the winter, then as rain). Wonk Room » Global Boiling: Unprecedented Flooding Of Red River Leaves Fargo ‘On The Brink Of Disaster’
  • Some hydrologists believe the artificial lake bed could be dry by autumn, prompting conservationists to ask Congress to decommission the dam.
  • Hydrologists, biologists and geomorphologists are only now discovering many of the complex forces that shape the Mekong Basin.
  • hydrologist" because he loves drinking from running or dripping water ... from whatever the source. Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary
  • But with the help of a good lawyer and a good hydrologist, they could make a try. Carol Polsgrove: Indiana Farmers Fear a Cost-Cutting Plan to Carry I-69 Across a Floodplain on a Causeway
  • National Weather Service hydrologist Greg Hanson called it "one of the top weather-related disasters in Vermont's history. Irene causes Vermont's worst flooding in 83 years
  • Survey groundwater geochemist Don Whittemore and geohydrologist Jim Butler, working with researchers from the University of Iowa and University of Colorado, will look for fluctuations in the river's stream flow and in soil moisture and groundwater levels in the area abutting the river known as the riparian zone. Kansas City infoZine Headlines
  • Chinese authorities are reportedly open to a team of Indian engineers and hydrologists to visit the 5 km lake that has built up behind the dam and assist with alleviative measures.
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