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Title
Contributions to the Hydrology of the United States
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3/20/1926
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<br />. <br /> <br />SOME FLOODS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION, 117 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The chief difference in the two floods was that the July flood was <br />. caused by heavy rains of almost cloudburst intensity over a com- <br />paratively small area that centered chiefly over Badwater Creek, <br />with little inflow below Thermopolis; and the September flood was <br />caused by general rains of less intensity over the entire drainage bil.Sin, <br />with considerable inflow below Thermopolis, <br />.An idea of the relative si~e of the floods of 1923 on Big Horn River <br />at Thermopolis as compared with the maximum discharge each year <br />for which records are available is given by the following table: <br /> <br />Annual'marimum discharge .01 Big Horn RiVeT at Thermopolia, Wyo., 1900-1929. <br /> <br /> . Dlscb~e D"clwge <br />y"". Date. . ('eeo Year. Date. (second- <br /> . feet). feet). <br />1900______._.___...__ June 8_______._.~__ 1~600 1915._.".___...._____ June3__.n____n__ 11,800 <br />1901._n____________ May 22.___..._.__ 17,500 1916__________._____ 21n.n.__n__ 13,000 <br />1902.________________ June 12..._.d._____ ','" 1917.________.______ 24. Zl._nu__ 19,400 <br />1I103._n______.u.___ 19.__________ 10.100 1918______n"________ , 17._____n____ 19,200 <br />1904..._______________ 22...__________ 1~600 1919._______________ 1nn_.n.___ 6,000 <br />UI05._______________ 8.8.n_n_n 1~600 HnO______.~_______. 14._.._._____ 13.800 <br />1911_n.._n__..__n. 19....._._~__ ",000 1921____~n_.__..n_ 10____nn.__ 20,800 <br />1912______n__n____. IL..___n__n 19,500 1922_____n:.~..nn_ lL_n_....___ 12, 100 <br />1913_~________~n.___ MBy3L___nn.___ 17,700 1923_ __~.._____nn~_ July 2Ln_~____~_ 20,800 <br />1914___._____________ June ',___m.,... 12.800; 1923__n_______~____ Sept. 29"_____..n 23, 500 <br /> <br />NOTZ.-M&.rlmum discharge for extreme stag9 recorded eJ:cept for 1902 and 1911-1914, when it is for <br />tbe ~hal1r period. <br /> <br />FLOOD ON POwDER RIVER, WYO. <br /> <br />GENERAL FEATURES. <br /> <br />The general rains which caused the September flood On Big Horn <br />River covered the entire drainage basin of Powder River and extended <br />north into Montana. The flood on Powder River was the largest <br />that has occurred in the 40 years that white settlers have lived in the <br />valley, <br />The following table shows all available rainfall records at Weather <br />Bureau stations in the Powder River b~: <br /> <br />Rainfall in Powder River ba8in~ "o/'yo., Sept. S0-80, 19113, in inches. <br /> <br /> , <br />Station. 28 %1 28 .. 80 TotnJ.. <br />. 1.20 ~%1 ~13 <br />:~o;~-.:-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ___n_.._ U7 U7 <br /> .23 1.88 1_%1 ," '75 <br />Barnum..__ __..._.n__.....n_______.._...~_..__n.._______ ------.- ,81 1.7.5 ... ,15 .75 <br />Ninemile Creek ._..___n____........____n_______..___.. ...~._....- .70 L23 nn:6i" uo US <br />Buffalo____n__.____n...________n_...._..___.___n____ n____.. L<6 Ul .1' 8." <br />Glllette__.:__~._.n_._..___-_____......_n_______________ T,_ 812 ... ... 848 <br />Echeta____.__.___.:.____._.._______~~..l_....._.._.._______ ... .20 1-35 1.10 U. <br />Cl.earmont ._ _____.._.._~_______..._..._.______..___._....... .------- LOO 1,00 LOO .23 ~15 <br />Sheridan .___n_.__..._______~...._____n_____.:.___........__ -------. ... .23 ... ,94 a17 <br />Sheridan fleld station o_.~.. ._.._nn_......_._...........____ ...._n.. ." '20 L" L51 5.89 <br />.Verona On____....___n__........____n._..__..____...______ L20 1.50 1," L" ,28 ... <br />Hunters station___._...._..:-n__--......-.------n---n--- ,09 L80 1.07 .00 ,70 U6 <br /> <br />o Precipitation measured in morning for 24-hour period ending at that tim. e" <br />. PrecIpitation recorded on Sept. 30 is accumulation for two days.. <br />. Regular Weather Bureau stat1on; precipitation for 24-hour period ending at midnight. <br />NOTB.-Except as otherwise indicated, observations are made late in the afternoon, noor sunset, and <br />precipitatIon is recorded for 24-hour period ending at that time. <br />
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