Steve Turner
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Hydrologist at @UK_CEH. Working on @UK_NRFA, NHMP, Hydrological Outlooks, #ROBINHydro, and Wallingford Meteorological Station | Views own | he/him 🏳️🌈
Didcot, England
Joined February 2016
The Hydrological Summary for August 2025 has been published #riverflow #rainfall #reservoirs #groundwater #NCUK @UK_CEH 🔗 https://t.co/6xBwPW6qlP 🌦️ Summer rainfall was 84% of average for the UK 🏞️ River flows were notably to exceptionally low in central and eastern areas
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The global water cycle has become more erratic and extreme, swinging between deluge and drought ⛈️. UKCEH contributed to the latest @WMO #StateOfWater which shows that while 2024 was dry and hot overall, some areas suffered severe drought and others multiple floods. 🧵💧 1/
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Hope to see you there! #IAHS2025 #ROBINHydro #Hydrology #ClimateChange #OpenScience #DroughtIndicators #ReferenceNetworks
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Presentation 📅 7 Oct | 🕐 13:30 IST | 📍 IIT Roorkee "A Global Dataset of Near-Natural Basins for Climate Change Detection" I’ll be sharing our work on identifying near-natural basins globally to support climate change detection and hydrological research.
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Workshop 📅 6 Oct | 🕕18:00 IST | 📍 IIT Roorkee Speakers: @pawarsayali20, Wilson Chan, Michele Toucher and contributions from Paul Whitfield, Jen Dierauer, Sarah Mager and more! 🔗 Info: https://t.co/f6WGjnlRAw ℹ️ Register:
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The Local Organizing Committee (LOC) invites participants to register for side events during the XIIth IAHS Scientific Assembly 2025, held in Roorkee, India, from October 5–10, 2025. For More...
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Heading to IAHS 2025 in Roorkee, India? 🇮🇳 We are hosting a side event + giving a talk with the ROBIN Network! We’ll be diving into all things reference hydrological networks, drought indicators & climate change detection. @UK_CEH @IAHS_AISH 🧵👇
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📣🚨The NRFA database and website have been updated today with the version 14 of the Peak Flows Dataset for use in the WINFAP software. 📊 Data from 926 UK gauging stations 🌧 51 new flow records (AMAX 1) 📅Updated to 30 Sept 2024 🔗 Explore & download: https://t.co/GKocdyzEs9
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📢 We're excited to announce the #ROBINHydro dataset & paper are published! 🌏 This makes available data for 2,386 global gauging stations with natural or near-natural catchments— a major step forward in accessible, global-scale streamflow data 🔗 https://t.co/TcWwaix303
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The Hydrological Summary for December 2024 has been published! #riverflow #rainfall #reservoirs #groundwater #UKSCAPE @UK_CEH ➡️ https://t.co/JplMo13GYN 💧UK rainfall was above the December average 🚨River flows were normal or above normal for many areas
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Catch me and @jamiehannahorse at the networking pod tomorrow from 4 PM onwards! Whether you're curious about #ROBIN or @WMO's Global Hydrological Status and Outlook System (HydroSOS), feel free to stop by or hit me up for a chat. 🌍 #AGU24
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The Hydrological Summary for October 2024 has been published! #riverflow #rainfall #reservoirs #groundwater
@UK_CEH 🔗 https://t.co/gqi5keTK41 ☔️Rainfall was 84% of average for the UK 🏞️ River flows were below normal for most of Scotland and above normal in much of England
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. training @UK_CEH Hydrometry: River discharge monitoring using ADCPs 12 & 13 March 2025 hands-on training with field work from £529 https://t.co/G3aepG5kJ1 PLRP @ACCE_DTP @AlexVEOBrien @amit1792kumar @AmulyaChevuturi @AnitaMPJ @AntheaMilnes @APEM_Ltd @AquaticBrighton @ARKennet
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UK Hydrological Outlook: Normal to above normal flows in central & southern England (exceptionally high flows persisting in some groundwater-dominated catchments); Normal to below normal flows elsewhere. Groundwater levels above normal for most areas 🔗 https://t.co/1SdXPqMc7a
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Understanding the UK environment: With data going back as far as the 1800s for some sites, the National River Flow Archive @UK_NRFA provides access to data from more than 1,600 gauging stations all around the UK. https://t.co/CURwMDPUhY 🧵4/
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October 2023 - September 2024 was the wettest hydrological year on record for the UK. 2023/24 average river flows were also the highest on record. Via https://t.co/TKawnrsaUg
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Wettest "Hydrological" year on record for England The year runs from the 1st oct 2023 to the 30th Sept 2024. The latest report from The UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology highlights exceptional river flow and ground water levels, The rivers in dark blue recorded exceptional flow.
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A number of places in the #UK have had their wettest hydrological year on record! The hydrological year runs from 1st October to 30th September. The latest monthly summary from the National River Flow Archive can be found here > https://t.co/rym16oaZAZ via @UK_NRFA
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UK Hydrological Outlook: Above normal flows likely in central & southern England in October with some exceptionally high flows. Normal flows elsewhere. Outlook similar for Oct–Dec with normal to above normal flows & #groundwater levels across the country https://t.co/1SdXPqMJWI
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After completing the #Thames Path last year when the source was further downstream, it was lovely to go back yesterday to walk the Thames & Severn Way to Stroud and see water bubbling from the ground at the marker stone! @ThamesPathNT @EnvAgency @CotswoldCanals
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It’s confirmed - it was wet! 🌧️☔️
It’s official: September was the wettest month on record in the 62-year history of our meteorological station in Wallingford, Oxfordshire. Site manager @stephen_turner1 has confirmed: 🌧️ 164.9mm of rainfall 💧 327% of average September rainfall 🔗 https://t.co/Zx2mWRANkb
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