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have all been revised to correlate the old site (and map) name to the • new (Paradox) computer name. The new computer name will be used throughout the following text. Meteorological Data Precipitation data is collected from a Belfort Weighing Bucket Rain Gage situated adjacent to Surface Water Site SW-S2W-FG1. Data for this year may be found in Table 1. Total monthly precipitation data collected at this site since Water Year 1990 are presented in Table 2. The Seneca II- W precipitation gage measured 18.25 inches this year. This value is 0.54 inches (3~) above the 1990-2003 average of 17.71 inches. Temperature, wind speed, and direction data from the Seneca IZ-W Meteorologic Station are presented in Appendix B. Data from the National Climatic Data Center's Hayden Station is used here to evaluate the precipitation trend. For this year, 18.62 inches of precipitation was measured, which is 1.28 inches (78) above the 1971- • 2000 average. December, February, April, May, June and September were all above average. Snowpack runoff, as estimated by totaling November through April precipitation values, was 11.33 inches, which was 2.58 inches (29~) above the 1971-2000 average. Snowpack runoff, estimated using the Seneca II-W precipitation gage, was 10.02 inches (November-April total), which is 0.96 inches (28~) above the Seneca II-W 1990-2003 average. These values are more relevant than the Hayden Station data when evaluating the spring runoff observed this year at Seneca II-W. Ground Water Water Levels. Water levels for all wells that are in the current monitoring program are presented in Appendix C. Hydrogr aphs of all historic data for each well are pre sented prior to the wat er level reports (for all data since 1999) for each respect ive well in the same appendix. By presenting all histo ric data, trends related to seasonal 2