Report of Irrigation Investigations in California
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Now and then a warm winter rain overlaps the snow belt, and its volume, added to by the melting snow, produces freshets in tho, river. These are generally of short duration, and may occur at any time in December, January, February, or March. When the warm weather of spring sets in, the melting snow keeps the river at a protracted high stage generally during April, May, and June, sometimes much later. The maximum flow of the river is not infrequently 20, 000 to 40, 000 cubic feet per second, and... in times of excessive, rainfall, as in 1861-62 and 1867-68, it no doubt far exceeds this amount. The low-water stage is reached in September and October, and gener- ally extends into November and December. The river, after seasons of about normal, or less than normal, rainfall, carries about 200 to 300 cubic feet per second at its low- water stages.
Gagings which may stand as close approximations of the flow of the river have been made as follows: Discharge of Kings River.
Place.
Date.
Discharge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now and then a warm winter rain overlaps the snow belt, and its volume, added to by the melting snow, produces freshets in tho, river. These are generally of short duration, and may occur at any time in December, January, February, or March. When the warm weather of spring sets in, the melting snow keeps the river at a protracted high stage generally during April, May, and June, sometimes much later. The maximum flow of the river is not infrequently 20, 000 to 40, 000 cubic feet per second, and... in times of excessive, rainfall, as in 1861-62 and 1867-68, it no doubt far exceeds this amount. The low-water stage is reached in September and October, and gener- ally extends into November and December. The river, after seasons of about normal, or less than normal, rainfall, carries about 200 to 300 cubic feet per second at its low- water stages.
Gagings which may stand as close approximations of the flow of the river have been made as follows: Discharge of Kings River.
Place.
Date.
Discharge.
What to read after Report of Irrigation Investigations in California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Office of Experiment Stations to read onlineMoreLess
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