From Rainfall to Runoff: Measuring and Managing Stormwater Impacts

Stormwater events can rapidly change water quality, transport pollutants, and impact downstream ecosystems. Whether you're managing municipal infrastructure, evaluating green stormwater practices, conducting watershed research, or supporting regulatory compliance, understanding how stormwater systems respond during and after rainfall is essential.

Join us for this webinar to learn how continuous monitoring can capture the dynamic changes that occur throughout a storm event, from the first rainfall through peak runoff and recovery. We'll discuss how monitoring key parameters such as water level, flow, temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, and pH can provide valuable insight into watershed behavior, infrastructure performance, and aquatic ecosystem health.

What You'll Learn

• Understand how rainfall becomes runoff and why stormwater systems respond so rapidly

• Learn why continuous monitoring captures critical information that periodic sampling often misses

• Explore the most important hydrologic and water quality parameters for stormwater monitoring

• Discover best practices for monitoring water level, flow, temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, and pH

Don't miss this opportunity to learn practical stormwater monitoring strategies that can help you collect more meaningful data, improve decision-making, and better understand how stormwater systems respond during and after rainfall.