some have and they go deeper. I don't want to do that. $$$$ They've curtailed those around the Russian river and even fined. I'm not in that drainage.
drizzled today.. sweet.
Shasta is important as it feeds the delta and the fish and evidently Brown's dual 40' pipes to feed water to the South.
Early Signs of the Upcoming El Nino
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Re: Early Signs of the Upcoming El Nino
Patchy. But Kings River went from 130cfs to over 300 yesterday and is at 250 right now. Still getting a bit more today but almost over I think.rlown wrote:How much water was actually captured in the last storm, South-wise?
Rough fire is going to make things exciting in the Kings this year. Inflows to the reservoirs could be double to triple what they would have been pre-fire.
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acidic water? not sure of the chemistry involved in forest fire run-off.
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So does the San Joaquin and other river systems to the south. We need water in all reservoirs.rlown wrote:Shasta is important as it feeds the delta and the fish
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ERIC wrote:So does the San Joaquin and other river systems to the south. We need water in all reservoirs.rlown wrote:Shasta is important as it feeds the delta and the fish
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From a fisheries standpoint the bigger issue (I think) is dissolved oxygen. The organic debris eats it up. But there will also be lots of sediment flow issues, too.rlown wrote:acidic water? not sure of the chemistry involved in forest fire run-off.
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