Answer:
Which data help hydrologists predict floods?
Impermeable land area
Snowpack
Explanation:
Impermeable land area
, Snowpack
The above factors are very essential to an hydrologist to predict floods though other factors such as topography, drainage among others are also inclusive to make the prediction rightly.
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Hope that helps!</span>
