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Hydrograph - short answer (8 pts) USGS 09506000 VERDE RIVER NEAR CAMP VERDE, AZ Discharge, cubic feet per second 3000 2000 1000 100 30 Jan 01Feb 01Mar 01Apr 01May 01 Jun 01.Jul 01 Aug 01Sep 010ct 01Nov 01Dec 01 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 --- Provisional Data Subject to Revision --- How many distinct storm events with a flow of over 800 cfs are clearly recorded by this hydrograph? Mark an X on each flood peak, and write your answer below In the middle of March 2018 there is a noticeable decline in flow - a decline that continues uninterrupted until early April. What could cause such a dramatic decrease in streamflow? What is the approximate value of the baseflow just prior to the first major stormflow event in October? At the beginning of May 2018 there is a modest increase in flow to just over 100cfs, but the records indicate that there was no precipitation during that time. Temperature records show that there were warm Spring-season temperatures during the 1st week of May. What could cause such a dramatic increase in streamflow? (2 pts) Note: The Verde River is undammed upstream of Camp Verde

          Hydrograph - short answer (8 pts)
USGS 09506000 VERDE RIVER NEAR CAMP VERDE, AZ
Discharge, cubic feet per second
3000
2000
1000
100
30
Jan 01Feb 01Mar 01Apr 01May 01 Jun 01.Jul 01 Aug 01Sep 010ct 01Nov 01Dec 01
2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018
--- Provisional Data Subject to Revision ---
How many distinct storm events with a flow of over 800 cfs are clearly recorded by this hydrograph? Mark an X on
each flood peak, and write your answer below
In the middle of March 2018 there is a noticeable decline in flow - a decline that continues uninterrupted until early
April. What could cause such a dramatic decrease in streamflow?
What is the approximate value of the baseflow just prior to the first major stormflow event in October?
At the beginning of May 2018 there is a modest increase in flow to just over 100cfs, but the records indicate that
there was no precipitation during that time. Temperature records show that there were warm Spring-season
temperatures during the 1st week of May. What could cause such a dramatic increase in streamflow? (2 pts)
Note: The Verde River is undammed upstream of Camp Verde

Hydrograph - short answer (8 pts)
USGS 09506000 VERDE RIVER NEAR CAMP VERDE, AZ
Discharge, cubic feet per second
3000
2000
1000
100
30
Jan 01Feb 01Mar 01Apr 01May 01 Jun 01.Jul 01 Aug 01Sep 010ct 01Nov 01Dec 01
2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018 2018
— Provisional Data Subject to Revision —
How many distinct storm events with a flow of over 800 cfs are clearly recorded by this hydrograph? Mark an X on
each flood peak, and write your answer below
In the middle of March 2018 there is a noticeable decline in flow - a decline that continues uninterrupted until early
April. What could cause such a dramatic decrease in streamflow?
What is the approximate value of the baseflow just prior to the first major stormflow event in October?
At the beginning of May 2018 there is a modest increase in flow to just over 100cfs, but the records indicate that
there was no precipitation during that time. Temperature records show that there were warm Spring-season
temperatures during the 1st week of May. What could cause such a dramatic increase in streamflow? (2 pts)
Note: The Verde River is undammed upstream of Camp Verde

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