River and Stream Flows

[Red Rabbit]

Here is a link to the USGS gauging stations on the various AZ drainages to help keep trak during this and future storms (possibly next week Tue&Wed). Runoff is cranking in some places.

 

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/az/nwis/current/?type=flow

[deercrazy]

Thats a cool link, I will use it to my advantage both a work and for hunting. Thanks for posting.

[bonecollector]

Thanks for posting all this usefull information Doug.

[Red Rabbit]

Wow! the Tonto is at 32,000 cfs and increasing. The Colorado R throught the canyon is only 16,000 cfs

[GameHauler]

Cool site Doug but could not find much around here.

Thanks for all your helpful links

[Red Rabbit]

Mike,

Just put your bass boat in at Kohls Ranch. You'll be to Roosevelt faster than you can drive.

[GameHauler]

I tough about buying your canoe so I could get to town

for my ritual Sunday morning Cherizo Burro.

But coming home would be a female dog

[scoutm]

Doesn't look like we are going to need to review the flows down here in southern AZ. Looks like all the big rain/snow is passing to our north. I just read a revised forcast and it looks like they are expecting less than a half an inch now. Far less then the 2"-4" forcasted earlier. Unfortunately, doesn't look like too many tanks down here will be filling up from this round of storms.

[CouesWhitetail]

Cool info!! Thanks Doug!

 

Amanda

 

[pirogue]

There was water in the Gila under I-10 today.

[Red Rabbit]

SNOWPACK DATA:

 

Looks like AZ is about 200% of average right now for the year.

Colorado snowshed into the Colorado River looks about average.

 

http://www.az.nrcs.usda.gov/snow/data/current.html