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ALT View from the SE rim of McDermitt caldera, Nevada and Oregon, showing rhyolite lavas overlain by thin outflow McDermitt Tuff in the south wall of the caldera. The low area that makes up most of the photo is intracaldera tuffaceous sediment. This is Thacker Pass, the site of largest and highest-grade lithium deposits in the region. Photo by Chris Henry, Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology. Photo by Chris Henry, Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology.

ALT On a dark blue background, we see a turquoise illustrated river. Text on the image reads, “New Baseflow Forecast Tool. Find out how much water will be available if there is no rain. Download forecasts for thousands of locations across the US at usgs.gov/baseflow. Join us for a demo of the tool at our webinar on Thursday May 9th, 2 PM EDT.” We see a small screenshot of the Tool. The white USGS logo is in the bottom left.

ALT Text reads: Cataloochee Creek near Cataloochee, North Carolina (03460000). Photo collage: From left to right. Top row: Photo of the creek flows through a forest full of fall foliage. Photo of the gage next to a creek in fall foliage. Photo of flowers near the creek. Bottom row: Photo of the gage next to the creek with bare trees. Photo of the gage with snow. A sign with information about the gage can be seen. Photo of the gage with trees with green foliage surrounding.



















