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Devils Postpile National Monument Middle Fork of the San Joaquin River flooding Soda Springs Meadow in June 2006
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The top of Devils Postpile's new meteorological station.

Did You Know?
In the fall of 2005, a new meteorological (met) station was installed in Soda Springs Meadow at Devils Postpile. It joins a network of other weather stations throughout the Sierra Nevada that provide important data to climate research and the management of California's hyrdologic resources.
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