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<br />Mg'~39. <br /> <br />( <br /> <br />List of Fi eures <br /> <br />Figure 1. July Palmer Drought Severiry Index reconslructed from cree rings for !he <br />northern Rio Grande climatic region. Low pass filtered series is indicated by <br />symbols. (Source: StocklOn, Boggess and Quinlan, 1983; Counesy American. <br />Water Resources Association). <br /> <br />Figure 2. Area covered by drought In the southwesl., 1942-1956. (Source: <br />Thomas, 1962). <br /> <br />Figure 3. Subregions projected to have inadequate screamflow by !he year 2000 for <br />!hree climatic change scenarios. (Source: Stockton. Meko and Boggess. 1984; <br />Counesy American Water Resources Association). <br /> <br />Figure 4. Map showing location of Salt and Verde Rivers. rree-ring sires and <br />climatic stations used in the reconsouctions. (Source: Smirh and 5 rock ton. 1931; <br />Counesy American ,Water Resources Association), <br /> <br />Figure 5. Reconsoucted December-March discharge of the Salt River near <br />Roosevelt in relation to 400-year mean; IO-year moving averages are also indicated. <br />(Source: Smith and Stockton. 198 I; Courtesy American Water Resources <br />Association). <br /> <br />Figure 6. Reconsouction and recorded combined flows for the Sacramento, <br />Fea!her, Yuba and American Rivers. (Source: Earle and FritlS. 1986; Counesy <br />California Department of Water resources). <br /> <br />Figure 7. Low pass filtered reconsouction of flows for !he Sacramento, Fea!her. <br />Yuba and American Rivers. (Source: Earle and Fritts. 1986; Counesy California <br />Department of Water Reosurces). <br /> <br />( <br /> <br />ill <br />