Hydrologic data, 1965 - Department of Water Resources - State of ...

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ABSTRACT Report contains data collected at climatologlcal stations on precipitation, temperature, wind, and evaporation in Northeastern California. Foldout plates show station locations and type of station, the report area boundary, and the major drainage and hydrographic unit boundaries. viii
INTRODUCTION The Department of Water Resources is concerned with the development and use of water supplies, and with the methods that are employed to observe and measure hydrologic conditions. Hydrologic data are used for the operation of existing projects and for the planned development of new water supplies including their uses for irrigation, drainage, hydropower, flood control, navigation, recreation, and fisheries enhancement. The Depart- ment's hydrologic data programs have been designed to supplement and augment other agencies' activities to fulfill the specific needs of the Department and the State. A summary of the basic data programs in Northeastern California is shown in the table that follows this text. The table specifies the origin of the programs, the purpose of the programs, the authorization, the type of data collected, the frequency of measurements or service, the collector of data, and the number of different types of stations. Climatological and surface water stations have been established to supplement the basic networks of the U. S. Weather Bureau and the U. S. Geological Survey. Data from these supplemental stations are included in this bulletin. These data are necessary to provide an accurate inventory of climatological and surface water flow fluctuations throughout the State. Existing federal surface water stations are in- sufficient to meet all the needs of California. Inaccessi- bility of some mountain areas has deterred the establishment of an adequate climatological network. Efforts are continuously 1
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Station TABLE A-4 (Continued) TEMPE
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Station TABLE A-5 EVAPORATION DATA
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