Catchment Stories

Every catchment tells a story. Some are written in flood marks. Others are hidden in isotope ratios, lost gauging stations. This blog is my personal notebook a place to publish findings, ask questions about vulnerability, and keep myself accountable as a writer. My work sits at the intersection of hydrology, hydraulic modeling, flood risk, and the data gaps. Here, you will find no polished journal papers just honest, accessible stories. If water runs through it, I write about it!

Friday, May 1, 2020

SOBANUKIRWA IMPAMVU UBWINSHI NU BUKANA BYIMVURA BIBARWA MURI MILIMETERO (MILLIMETRE) UMENYE ICYO BIVUZE NAHO BICYENERWA MUKUBAKA IBIKORWAREMEZO

Nikenshi twumva ibyerekeye iteganyigihe, tumaze kumenyera Meteo Rwanda ibyo itubwira byerekeye imvura ishobora kugwa (yes usomye neza ishobora kugwa, iteganya gihe si ivuga gihe harubwo ibiteganwa bitaba ariko biba byateganijwe) ariko harubwo bavuga ibipimo abantu benshi sibabisobanukirwe niyo mpamvu nifuje gusobanura uyu munsi ibyerekeye ibipimo byimvura.