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To: locogringo who wrote (1232334)	5/23/2020 10:08:12 AM
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"Water in California and Sierra's =GOOD Water for midwest farming = GOOD" Sometimes, but there can be too much of a good thing.. Flooding from rain-on-snow events in the Sierra Nevada RICHARD KATTELMANN Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory, Star Route 1, Box 198, Mammoth Lakes, California 93546, USA Abstract The most damaging floods in rivers of the Sierra Nevada of California have occurred during warm storms when rain fell in snow covered catchments. These large floods have inundated communities and farms in California's prime agricultural region. Forecasting of runoff from rain-on-snow events has been difficult for managers of dams and power plants within the Sierra Nevada and for downstream flood control agencies because of uncertainties about runoff production at high altitudes and snowmelt contributions at low altitudes. The high potential for flood generation from rain-on-snow events is related to their large contributing area, intensity and duration of rainfall, opportunity for snowmelt contributions, and the timing of water release from the snowpack. data.sacriver.org Taken this morning. Today is final plant date in ND. I am 50% planted. #noplant19 pic.twitter.com/oWKKggfTAB — Scott German (@Germanscott74) May 25, 2019