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The U.S. Geological Survey has been collecting urban rainfall, runoff, and, more recently, water-quality data nationally for several decades. Previously, these data have been stored in many data bases and locations. Recently, a collective urban-stormwater data base has been assembled on magnetic tape and contains data from the U.S. Geological Survey's urbanstormwater program, that includes data from the Nationwide Urban Runoff Program. Stations having simultaneous rainfall, runoff, and water-quality stormwater data were selected for the data base. Rigorous quality-assurance procedures were followed to ensure that the data were accurate. The resultant data base contains information for 717 storms from 99 stations in 22 metropolitan areas throughout the United States. Data for five or more storms are available for about two-thirds of the watersheds. This data base is available to the public in standardized format on magnetic tape. This publication explains the content and format of the tape.

U.S. Geological Survey urban-stormwater data base for 22 metropolitan areas throughout the United States