source:  Intellicast/Wunderground 

Current radar reflectivity loop above.  Beginning Oct 26, 2020 the MRMS radar product A2M is used with out rain gage adjustment (maybe?).  There isn't a heated gage in the area apparently so I'll try the A2M but results for other locations in the past were pretty bad.  We will see how it does here.  Maybe KFAR airport heated gage will work here

NWS Model Point 0164N8 Compared to GRT Using NWS Rain+Snow Precip:

NOTE ALL TIMES ARE FOR MY PACIFIC TIME ZONE

Current automated graphs and radar (updated when runoff)

NWS Model Point 0164N8 Compared to GRT Using NWS Rain+Snow Precip:

Summary of Snowmelt (Series 1=Blue, Series 2=Pink, Series 3=Orange):

Radar ratio adjusted rainfall and Wundergages (pink is second source referred to)  :

Subbasin runoff (2nd series is pink, 3rd is orange):

Wundergages and radar ratio adjustment:

Meteorlogical data from Wundergages for snowmelt and evapotranspiration used by GRT:

Soil moisture info used by GRT:

Rush River Log Pearson III Annual Peak Flow Probability Distribution:

Past runoff comparisons for the 3 subs and routed basin runoff:

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