Abstract: . . .  sample of the region's major watersheds: the upper Sacramento, Feather, Yuba, and American rivers, which produce inflow to some of California's largest reservoirs - the source of much of our water supply. The eight stations are: Blue Canyon, Brush Creek Ranger . . .
. . .  uses, including power and profit generation, low-cost energy delivery, grid support and system reliability. A reliable estimate of hydroelectric generation in a large region cannot be based on a single indicator, gage, or model. This snapshot summary relies on . . .
. . .  utilities. Monthly updates to this report are planned for March through May. Jim Woodward, Energy Specialist (916) 654-5180, jwoodwar@energy.state.ca.us 3 Figure 2. (From DWR) California Northern Sierra Precipitation 8-Station Index, February 19, 2004 The average . . .
. . .  A reliable estimate of hydroelectric generation in a large region cannot be based on a single indicator, gage, or model. This snapshot summary relies on several webpublished reports, especially those by the California Department of Water Resources, and some . . .
. . .  Specialist (916) 654-5180, jwoodwar@energy.state.ca.us 3 Figure 2. (From DWR) California Northern Sierra Precipitation 8-Station Index, February 19, 2004 The average of eight precipitation stations serves as a wetness index for the Sacramento River hydrologic region. . . .
. . .  continue pulsed flow releases from Glen Canyon Dam through March. These experimental 11hour peak flows, going from 5,000 cfs to 20,000 cfs, began in early 2003, and are intended to benefit the endangered humpback chub. (It is similar to pulsed release studies . . .
. . .  654-5180, jwoodwar@energy.state.ca.us 3 Figure 2. (From DWR) California Northern Sierra Precipitation 8-Station Index, February 19, 2004 The average of eight precipitation stations serves as a wetness index for the Sacramento River hydrologic region. It provides . . .
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