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NameLocationDateFlow
CFS		Height
Feet
NameLocationDateFlow
CFS		Height
Feet
Colorado Riverblw Davis Dam07/25 02:305250↓9.01↓
Incline Cknr Crystal Bay07/25 04:0031↑2.5↑
Third Cknr Crystal Bay07/25 04:00372.65

Generated Tuesday, July, 25 2017 at 04:07

↑↓Changing between 0.5% and 1.5% per hour
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CFS stands for cubic feet per second. This is an estimate of the volume of water flowing past the gauge. 100 CFS is equivalent to 45,000 gallons per minute. A lot of water!

Feet is the height of the water above a reference point at the gauge. There is no uniform standard for the reference point between gauges. A gauge's height should only be thought of in terms of that gauge, no others.

F is the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit.

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