I have just put up something new on the site. It is a Water Alert Block, which is on the left side of the page along with the Stocking Report. I moved both to the left side to balance the page a little better.
This new block should give you a lot of flexibility to see and get notifications when something changes on your favorite river or stream. Needless to say it has to have a gaging station for you to use this info. Use the block on the left when the screen comes up to select the state and water type you want, surface water will give you stream flow in gage height or Cubic Feet per Second. Go to the map and click on the stream you want to look at and a popup will show the current conditions. Click on Subscribe and another window opens so you can select what you want to monitor. After you fill the form in check the "I have read and acknowledge the Provisional Data Statement and Disclaimer" check box and press "submit". The program sends an e-mail for you to reply to to activate the subscription. That's it. Give it a try and let me know what you think.
See Yah
Lee
P.S. For more detailed instructions click the Instruction Link just above Site Selection block.
Lee Goldsmith Site Admin
Acton, Maine
Life in the Slow Lane
E-mail: Lee Goldsmith
By: Dave V (offline) Tuesday, May 24 2011 @ 04:14 PM EDT
Ya this is pretty cool Lee. I had this as a short cut on my old laptop . . Thanks for adding it to your site . Dave V
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Hi All
I have just put up something new on the site. It is a Water Alert Block, which is on the left side of the page along with the Stocking Report. I moved both to the left side to balance the page a little better.
This new block should give you a lot of flexibility to see and get notifications when something changes on your favorite river or stream. Needless to say it has to have a gaging station for you to use this info. Use the block on the left when the screen comes up to select the state and water type you want, surface water will give you stream flow in gage height or Cubic Feet per Second. Go to the map and click on the stream you want to look at and a popup will show the current conditions. Click on Subscribe and another window opens so you can select what you want to monitor. After you fill the form in check the "I have read and acknowledge the Provisional Data Statement and Disclaimer" check box and press "submit". The program sends an e-mail for you to reply to to activate the subscription. That's it. Give it a try and let me know what you think.
See Yah
Lee
P.S. For more detailed instructions click the Instruction Link just above Site Selection block.
Lee Goldsmith
Site Admin
Acton, Maine
Life in the Slow Lane
E-mail: Lee Goldsmith