Water Supply Outlook for Alberta
March 2005
| Table 5 - Water Supply Forecast as of March 1, 2005 - Red Deer River Basin
(Natural Flows) |
| Volume Forecast for March 1 to September 30, 2005 | ||||||
| Locations | Volume in dam3 | Volume as a % of Average | Probable Range as a % of Average | Reasonable Minimum as % of Average | Forecast Ranking (lowest to highest) | Recorded March-September 2004 Volume as a % of Average |
|
Red Deer River at Dickson Dam |
868,000 | 93 | 76-122 | 59 | 48/91 | 84 |
|
Red Deer River at Red Deer |
1,220,000 | 93 | 71-128 | 50 | 48/91 | 76 |
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Note: Click on the site Location to see the Water Supply Forecast graphically Average is calculated for the March 1 to September 30 period from 1912 to 2001 NOTE: There is: a 50% chance that the actual natural flow will fall within the probable range given; a 25% chance that the actual flow will be less than the lower bound of the probable range given; and a 10% chance that the actual natural flow will be less than the reasonable minimum. Actual day to day streamflow conditions may vary throughout the season as a result of the effects of streamflow diversion and reservoir storage. |
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