What are the best water blogs?

Here’s a list of my favorite water blogs.

Tony Ladson. Excellent technical resource with regular posts on the mathematical, statistical, and computational aspects of hydrology.
AboutHydrology. The blog of Riccardo Rigon. Features a popular and regularly-updated list of R tools for hydrology. Also features videos, technical resources, and some really interesting musings on the science of hydrology and hydrological modeling.
Joe’s Water Blog. An informative and passionately-written blog. It’s politically-motivated and argues convincingly for the introduction of water pricing in Ireland. Also features interesting articles on water issues globally.
Hydrology on Reddit. Not exactly a blog; more of a forum. Very popular. Lots of fresh posts. Plenty of interaction from the global community of hydrologists. Well worth adding to your bookmarks and checking regularly.
HEPEX. Very passionate and active group of researchers focused on hydrological forecasting. A great community. Interesting posts appear regularly.
Water Programming blog from the Reed group. Essential reading for folks immersed in the world of water resources systems modeling and optimization.
Maven’s Notebook. Insane flow of information on California water resources.
Anne Jefferson. Just discovered this very nice pure hydrology blog. Look forward to following Anne’s posts more closely.

Others that I intend to check in on from time to time:

Water blogging is alive and well. Please comment below if I missed any good ones, including blogs in languages other than English.