colintkemp Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 This is driving me crazy. And I can already tell this is going to be a play-with-your-stance-angles night... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike T Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Send some to Mt Bachelor too. THIS SUCKS. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Not to rub it in, but it is dumping here in Aspen. 4" in the last two hours. Think SES Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike T Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Not to rub it in, but it is dumping here in Aspen. 4" in the last two hours.Think SES Don't say that too loud, a bunch of us might show up with our gear and want to sleep on your floor! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Don't say that too loud, a bunch of us might show up with our gear and want to sleep on your floor! On the floor of my car? My car can sleep two, three at best. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 On the floor of my car? My car can sleep two, three at best. Me three!!!!!. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hotbeans Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 (ahem) This has got to be a first.. Holiday valley, western Ny... <TABLE borderColor=#ffcc66 cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=2 border=1><TBODY><TR bgColor=#ffffff><TD>Snow Comments:</TD><TD colSpan=5>75" total for season</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE> two days of warm (34) weather is taking it's toll thou'. I was up there last night and it was perfect for a coiler.. hardpack, occasional ice..NO ONE THERE! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AaronG Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Snow?? Snow? who the hell is thinking snow? My buddy called me today, he wants to go waterskiing at a tournament lake in the desert this weekend? The temps have been in the 80s in the desert, cool nights but the days are nice!! I feel the need to try to run the course on some short line lengths!! BUT on the other hand, I am feeling you painr down here in SoCal also. I want to go boarding or at the least have a coating of white on our local mtns. IT sucks living at the base of the mtns and look up everyday and not be gliding on the white stuff in some way or another. If you guys get the white stuff before us, send some down this way too. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
queequeg Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Not to rub it in, but it is dumping here in Aspen. 4" in the last two hours.Think SES I heard loveland got a freak 50" of snow over a few days recently. these people: http://www.alyeskaresort.com/ allready have 200" !! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KingCrimson Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Snow?? Snow? who the hell is thinking snow? My buddy called me today, he wants to go waterskiing at a tournament lake in the desert this weekend? The temps have been in the 80s in the desert, cool nights but the days are nice!! I feel the need to try to run the course on some short line lengths!!BUT on the other hand, I am feeling you painr down here in SoCal also. I want to go boarding or at the least have a coating of white on our local mtns. IT sucks living at the base of the mtns and look up everyday and not be gliding on the white stuff in some way or another. If you guys get the white stuff before us, send some down this way too. Baldy is in pretty good shape. Wet bulb stayed below 32 all day, drops to 24 at night. I might have a way to draw you out of Bear after all if Baldy opens. Oh wouldn't that fry the other mountain's asses if Baldy opened first! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Don't say that too loud, a bunch of us might show up with our gear and want to sleep on your floor! The key word is...gear. That might take a minivan. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
colintkemp Posted December 5, 2008 Author Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 I actually have a minivan... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GeoffV Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 This is driving me crazy. And I can already tell this is going to be a play-with-your-stance-angles night... Sorry I totalled spaced on hitting the snowmaker button in Taho, I'll get on it right away:lol: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
inkaholic Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Lovey is doing fantastic right now. As of this AM: 116" total snow with a 49" base and most of the mtn open. Only the ridge needs to open to be complete. Ink Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D.T. Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 Lovey is doing fantastic right now. As of this AM:116" total snow with a 49" base and most of the mtn open. Only the ridge needs to open to be complete. Ink Oh man... are you telling me that I'm going to have to ride the Dupraz AGAIN this weekend?!? After the mid-thigh pow shots last Sunday, I was really hoping for some boiler plate just to have a little variety! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 I actually have a minivan... We have storage!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
colintkemp Posted December 6, 2008 Author Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 And it's all wheel drive! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thor VonRippington Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 this is going to be a play-with-your-stance-angles night...Hey man... I don't care what you call yours, but this is a family web site ColinBTW... Abasin was prime today. Full coverage on the front side and the snow is what we like to call "Colorado super-grip" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hotbeans Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 Hey Thor.. I'd be happy to send out the helmet cam for ~hours worth of powder footage. Tell me you got that board buckled up and on it's way... We've just hit 80" and lake effect snow coming in hard for the next few days. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hotbeans Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 just checked out the webcam over at abasin.. man, i miss the mountains...:( Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
photodad2001 Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 We haven't even been able to turn the guns on till yesterday and looks like we may have to shut'em down before we get enough to open. I'm not that upset though. Still recovering from my rum induced skateboard accident back in September. Need to build back a lot of muscle and bone strength before hitting the slopes.:o Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NateW Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 Every time we've had any snow fall here in Washington State this "season," we've had rain wash it away pretty quickly. "Season" in quotes because it still feels like September out here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shawndoggy Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 AXUS75 KREV 060135 DGTREV NVZ001>037-CAZ070>073-200000- DROUGHT INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO NV 535 PM PDT FRI DEC 5 2008 ...DROUGHT CONDITIONS TO CONTINUE THROUGH NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA UNLESS WINTER STORMS BRING SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION TO THE REGION OVER THE NEXT THREE MONTHS... ...ON NOVEMBER 18TH...NYE...WHITE PINE AND CONTIGUOUS NEVADA COUNTIES DESIGNATED NATURAL DISASTER AREAS BY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE DUE TO DROUGHT... ...ON AUGUST 27TH...FIFTY THREE OF CALIFORNIAS FIFTY EIGHT COUNTIES...INCLUDING ALL THOSE ALONG THE NEVADA BORDER...WERE GIVEN DISASTER DECLARATIONS BY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE... SYNOPSIS... BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION AND SNOWFALL IN MUCH OF NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA THE PAST TWO WINTERS HAVE LED TO MUCH BELOW NORMAL FLOWS ON MOST RIVERS AND STREAMS IN THE REGION. AS A RESULT...MODERATE TO SEVERE DROUGHT CONDITIONS NOW EXIST THROUGHOUT MUCH OF NEVADA AND THE EASTERN SIERRA DUE TO LOW STREAMFLOW...RESERVOIR STORAGE AND EXTREMELY DRY RANGELAND CONDITIONS. MUCH OF THIS REGION DEPENDS ON SIGNIFICANT WINTER STORMS DURING LATE FALL AND WINTER FOR ADEQUATE RUNOFF FROM SNOWMELT DURING THE FOLLOWING SPRING AND SUMMER. FOR THIS REASON...IT IS CRITICAL THAT STORMS BEGIN TO BRING ADEQUATE MOISTURE TO THE REGION SOON. ALTHOUGH NOVEMBER WAS FAIRLY WET IN SOME AREAS...ESPECIALLY SOUTHERN NEVADA AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA...IT DID NOT PUT MUCH OF A DENT IN THE ONGOING DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN THE NORTHERN PORTIONS OF THESE STATES. MUCH MORE PRECIPITATION IS NEEDED TO BRING THE REGION OUT OF ITS MOISTURE DEFICIT. IT IS STILL EARLY ENOUGH IN THE SEASON THAT THIS DEFICIT CAN BE MADE UP BY EARLY SPRING. HOWEVER...THE NEXT FEW WEEKS ARE CRITICAL TO ENSURING THAT WATER SUPPLY NEXT YEAR WILL BE ADEQUATE FOR THE REGION. DROUGHT DECLARATIONS... ON SEPTEMBER 5TH...NEVADA GOVERNOR JIM GIBBONS REQUESTED THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE /USDA/ FOR A DROUGHT DISASTER DECLARATION IN NYE AND WHITE PINE COUNTIES DUE TO FORAGE PRODUCTION LOSSES CAUSED BY THE ONGOING DROUGHT. ON NOVEMBER 18TH...THESE TWO COUNTIES...AS WELL AS ALL CONTIGUOUS NEVADA COUNTIES...WERE DESIGNATED NATURAL DISASTER AREAS BY USDA SECRETARY SCHAFER DUE TO DROUGHT. THIS DESIGNATION MAKES FARM AND RANCH OPERATORS IN THE DESIGNATED COUNTIES ELIGIBLE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR FARM SERVICES AGENCY EMERGENCY LOANS AND THE SUPPLEMENTAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. COUNTIES IN NEVADA WHICH WERE NAMED AS CONTIGUOUS DISASTER COUNTIES INCLUDE...CHURCHILL...CLARK... ELKO...ESMERALDA...EUREKA...LANDER...LINCOLN AND MINERAL. ON JUNE 4TH CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER PROCLAIMED A STATEWIDE DROUGHT...AND ON AUGUST 27TH...FIFTY THREE OF CALIFORNIA/S FIFTY EIGHT COUNTIES WERE GIVEN DISASTER DECLARATIONS AS DROUGHT HAS DEVASTATED AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES. GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS INCLUDE ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS AND EMERGENCY LOANS AND...IN SOME COUNTIES... FUNDS FOR LIVESTOCK FORAGE. COUNTIES IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA ALONG THE NEVADA BORDER WHICH ARE INCLUDED IN THIS DISASTER DECLARATION INCLUDE MODOC...LASSEN... PLUMAS...SIERRA...NEVADA... PLACER...EL DORADO...ALPINE...MONO... INYO...AND SAN BERNARDINO. DROUGHT IMPACTS... RANCHERS THROUGHOUT MUCH OF NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA ARE STRUGGLING TO PROVIDE THEIR CATTLE WITH FEED AND OTHER NUTRIENTS...AND THERE ARE SOME SIGNIFICANT WATER SHORTAGES AS WELL. AS A RESULT OF THE LACK OF PASTURE...WATER...AND HIGH FUEL AND LIVESTOCK FEED PRICES..RANCHERS ARE THINNING THEIR HERDS AS THEY CANNOT AFFORD TO FEED THEM. THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES HAS SPEEDED UP THE PROCESS OF AWARDING $17 MILLION FOR WATER CONSERVATION PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR REBATE PROGRAMS...EDUCATION AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES...LEAK DETECTION AND UPGRADING SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE WATER EFFICIENCY. REPRESENTATIVE RIVER FLOWS AND RESERVOIR STORAGE BY BASIN AS OF DECEMBER 5TH... FLOWS ON MANY UNCONTROLLED RIVERS AND STREAMS ARE MUCH BELOW AVERAGE THROUGHOUT NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA DUE TO BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION AND SNOWFALL THE PAST TWO WINTERS. OUTPUT OF SOME SPRINGS AND WELLS IN SOME OF THE DRIEST AREAS HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED OR HAVE GONE DRY. FOLLOWING ARE SOME REPRENTATIVE VALUES... BRUNEAU RIVER BASIN... DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE BRUNEAU RIVER AT ROWLAND NV WERE 10 CUBIC FEET PER SECOND /CFS/ OR 36 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. OWYHEE RIVER BASIN... FLOWS ON THE OWYHEE RIVER NEAR MOUNTAIN CITY WERE 16 CFS OR 76 PERCENT OF AVERAGE ON DECEMBER 5TH. HUMBOLDT RIVER BASIN... ON NOVEMBER 30TH...STORAGE ON RYE PATCH RESERVOIR WAS 7658 ACRE FEET /AF/...4 PERCENT OF CAPACITY...AND 9 PERCENT OF AVERAGE FOR THIS DATE. DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE HUMBOLDT RIVER WERE AS FOLLOWS... ELKO...............................16 CFS....26 PCT OF AVG. PALISADE...........................85 CFS....81 PCT OF AVG. BATTLE MOUNTAIN....................65 CFS....66 PCT OF AVG. COMUS..............................21 CFS....23 PCT OF AVG. IMLAY /ABOVE RYE PATCH RESERVOIR/..15 CFS....18 PCT OF AVG. BELOW RYE PATCH DAM.................2 CFS.....8 PCT OF AVG. PLUMAS COUNTY CALIFORNIA... ON DECEMBER 5TH...FLOWS ON THE MIDDLE FORK FEATHER RIVER NEAR PORTOLA WERE 45 CFS OR 48 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. LAKE TAHOE AND TRUCKEE RIVER BASINS... IF THE WEATHER REMAINS DRY...LAKE TAHOE IS EXPECTED TO DROP TO ITS NATURAL RIM BEFORE THE END OF DECEMBER. MOST BOAT LAUNCHES HAVE BEEN CLOSED DUE TO LOW WATER LEVELS. NORMAL FLOWS WILL BE MAINTAINED ON THE MAINSTEM TRUCKEE RIVER BELOW BOCA DAM /AT FARAD/ THROUGH THE WINTER. TRUCKEE RIVER FLOWS WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED WITH WATER FROM PROSSER AND BOCA RESERVOIRS. DECEMBER 5TH STORAGE ON LAKE TAHOE AND TRUCKEE BASIN RESERVOIRS WAS AS FOLLOWS... LAKE TAHOE.......21860 AF....3 PCT OF CAPACITY.... 6 PCT OF AVG. PROSSER RSVR..... 9622 AF...34 PCT OF CAPACITY...106 PCT OF AVG. STAMPEDE RSVR...107004 AF...47 PCT OF CAPACITY... 82 PCT OF AVG. BOCA RSVR........10185 AF...25 PCT OF CAPACITY... 49 PCT OF AVG. DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE TRUCKEE RIVER WERE AS FOLLOWS... TAHOE CITY... 10 CFS... 4 PCT OF AVG. TRUCKEE...... 22 CFS... 10 PCT OF AVG. FARAD........302 CFS... 66 PCT OF AVG. RENO.........289 CFS... 60 PCT OF AVG. VISTA........339 CFS... 54 PCT OF AVG. WADSWORTH....106 CFS... 24 PCT OF AVG. NIXON........108 CFS... 33 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT AND GALENA CREEK BASINS... DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE STEAMBOAT AND GALENA CREEK BASINS WERE AS FOLLOWS... GALENA CK AT GALENA CK STATE PARK...8 CFS.....115 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT CK AT STEAMBOAT...........2 CFS..... 24 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT CK AT GEIGER GRADE........0.2 CFS.... 9 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT CK AT RENO /SHORT LANE/...5 CFS..... 53 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RIVER BASIN ABOVE LAHONTAN RESERVOIR... DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE CARSON RIVER ABOVE LAHONTAN RESERVOIR WERE AS FOLLOWS... EAST FK CARSON R NR GARDNERVILLE...48 CFS...31 PCT OF AVG. WEST FK CARSON R AT WOODFORDS......12 CFS...32 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RVR NR CARSON CITY..........87 CFS...28 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RVR AT DAYTON...............71 CFS...37 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RVR NR FT CHURCHILL.........72 CFS.. 26 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RIVER BELOW LAHONTAN RESERVOIR... DECEMBER 5TH STORAGE ON LAHONTAN RESERVOIR WAS 26473 ACRE FEET...9 PCT OF CAPACITY...WHICH IS 21 PCT OF AVG. RELEASE FROM LAHONTAN WAS 3.1 CFS...8 PCT OF AVG. WALKER RIVER BASIN... AS OF DECEMBER 5TH...STORAGE ON BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR WAS 8100 AF...19 PCT OF CAPACITY...OR 47 PCT OF AVG. STORAGE ON TOPAZ WAS 10580 AF...18 PCT OF CAPACITY...65 PCT OF AVG. DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS AT VARIOUS POINTS ON THE WALKER RIVER WERE AS FOLLOWS... EAST WALKER RVR BELOW BRIDGEPORT RSVR...29 CFS....88 PCT OF AVG. WEST WALKER RVR ABOVE TOPAZ RSVR........31 CFS....48 PCT OF AVG. WEST WALKER RVR BELOW TOPAZ RSVR........34 CFS....68 PCT OF AVG. WALKER RVR NEAR WABUSKA.................47 CFS....45 PCT OF AVG. WALKER RVR BELOW WEBER DAM AT SCHURZ.... 0 CFS... 0 PCT OF AVG. SOUTHERN NEVADA... NO UNUSUALLY SEVERE DROUGHT IMPACTS HAVE BEEN REPORTED IN SOUTHERN NEVADA AS OF EARLY DECEMBER. HEAVY NOVEMBER RAINFALL IN THIS AREA HELPED CONDITIONS. DECEMBER 5TH STORAGE ON LAKE MEAD WAS 12167000 ACRE FEET...47 PERCENT OF CAPACITY...AND 56 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. THE FLOW ON THE COLORADO RIVER NEAR THE GRAND CANYON ARIZONA ABOVE LAKE MEAD WAS 15800 CFS...110 PCT OF AVG. THE FLOW ON THE MUDDY RIVER NEAR GLENDALE WAS 31 CFS...74 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. FIRE DANGER IMPACTS... DROUGHT RELATED FIRE RESTRICTIONS HAVE BEEN LIFTED BY BLM CARSON CITY DISTRICT...AS WELL AS THE CARSON AND BRIDGEPORT DISTRICTS OF THE HUMBOLDT-TOIYABE NATIONAL FOREST AND THE LASSEN AND PLUMAS NATIONAL FORESTS. THIS IS DUE TO DECREASED SUN...LOWER TEMPERATURES AND INCREASED FUEL MOISTURE. FIRE DANGER THROUGHOUT NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA WAS IN THE LOW TO MODERATE RANGE ON DECEMBER 5TH. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS... DUE TO DROUGHT CONDITIONS...REDUCED FORAGE AND OVERPOPULATION THREATEN THE SURVIVAL OF NEVADA WILD HORSE AND BURRO POPULATIONS. THESE WILD HORSES AND BURROS MUST TRAVEL UP TO TEN MILES DAILY TO GET FOOD AND WATER BECAUSE OF MINIMAL FORAGE LEFT NEAR WATER SOURCES ON THE RANGE. CLIMATE SUMMARY... PRECIPITATION FOR THE 2009 WATER YEAR SO FAR...FROM OCTOBER THROUGH NOVEMBER 2008...HAS BEEN WELL BELOW NORMAL /LESS THAN 50 PERCENT/ IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES IN NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA... IN NEVADA...NORTHERN...CENTRAL AND EXTREME SOUTHERN WASHOE...ALL OF CARSON CITY...DOUGLAS...AND LYON...SOUTHWEST CHURCHILL...WESTERN MINERAL... SOUTHEAST HUMBOLDT...NORTHEAST PERSHING...MUCH OF LANDER AND EUREKA...AND WESTERN WHITE PINE. IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA...EASTERN MODOC...MOST OF EASTERN LASSEN... EASTERN PLUMAS...SIERRA...NEVADA...PLACER...EL DORADO...ALPINE AND EXTREME NORTHERN MONO. PORTIONS OF NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA WHICH HAVE HAD ABOVE NORMAL /OVER 100 PERCENT/ SINCE OCTOBER 1 INCLUDE... IN NEVADA...CENTRAL PERSHING...NORTHERN CHURCHILL...EASTERN ELKO...THE SOUTHERN HALF OF NYE...MUCH OF LINCOLN...AND NORTHWEST CLARK. IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA...MOST OF INYO AND SAN BERNARDINO COUNTIES HAVE HAD ABOVE NORMAL PRECIPITATION SINCE OCTOBER 1. PRECIPITATION/TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK... LONG RANGE WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NEVADA AND THE EASTERN SIERRA... FOR DECEMBER...PRECIPITATION IS EXPECTED TO BE SOMEWHAT BELOW AVERAGE IN EXTREME SOUTHERN NEVADA AND SOUTHEAST CALIFORNIA. THERE ARE EQUAL CHANCES OF GETTING ABOVE NORMAL...NORMAL OR BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION IN THE REST OF NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA. DECEMBER TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ABOVE NORMAL THROUGHOUT NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA. THE LONG RANGE OUTLOOK FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY THROUGH MARCH IS FOR EQUAL CHANCES OF HAVING ABOVE NORMAL...NORMAL OR BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION AND TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE REGION. HYDROLOGIC OUTLOOK... LATE FALL AND EARLY WINTER IS WHEN SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION FROM WINTER STORMS IS EXPECTED THROUGHOUT THE REGION. IT HAS BEEN RELATIVELY DRY THROUGHOUT THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE REGION SINCE MID NOVEMBER... AND NO CHANGE IS EXPECTED UNTIL ABOUT DECEMBER 13TH WHEN METEOROLOGICAL MODELS NOW SHOW THE POTENTIAL FOR A CHANGE TO A WETTER PATTERN. IT IS STILL EARLY ENOUGH IN THE SEASON THAT THE MOISTURE DEFICIT CAN BE MADE UP IN THE REMAINING MONTHS OF WINTER. HOWEVER...THE NEXT FEW WEEKS ARE CRITICAL TO ENSURING THAT WATER SUPPLY NEXT YEAR WILL BE ADEQUATE FOR THE REGION. NEXT ISSUANCE DATE... THIS PRODUCT WILL BE UPDATED BY JANUARY 10TH OR SOONER IF NECESSARY IN RESPONSE TO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN CONDITIONS. && RELATED WEB SITES... ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON CURRENT DROUGHT CONDITIONS MAY BE FOUND AT THE FOLLOWING WEB ADDRESSES /USE LOWER CASE LETTERS/... U.S. DROUGHT MONITOR.........WWW.DROUGHT.UNL.EDU/DM/MONITOR.HTML NOAA DROUGHT PAGE............WWW.DROUGHT.NOAA.GOV CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER....WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV ADDITIONAL RIVER INFORMATION... NWS.....WWW.WEATHER.GOV/AHPS USGS....WATER.USGS.GOV NWS CALIFORNIA NEVADA RIVER FORECAST CENTER... HTTP://WWW.CNRFC.NOAA.GOV/ NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE... HTTP://WWW.NV.NRCS.USDA.GOV/SNOW/INDEX.HTML CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF WATER RESOURCES... HTTP://CDEC.WATER.CA.GOV/ NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO... HTTP://WWW.WEATHER.GOV/RENO NWS CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER LONG RANGE OUTLOOK MAPS...HTTP://WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV/PRODUCTS/FORECASTS/ ACKNOWLEDGMENTS... THE DROUGHT MONITOR IS A MULTI-AGENCY EFFORT INVOLVING NOAA/S NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AND NATIONAL AND WESTERN REGIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER...THE USDA...STATE AND REGIONAL CENTER CLIMATOLOGISTS AND THE NATIONAL DROUGHT MITIGATION CENTER. INFORMATION FOR THIS STATEMENT HAS BEEN GATHERED FROM NWS AND U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OBSERVATION SITES...CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA STATE CLIMATOLOGISTS...NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE...PERSHING COUNTY WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT...WALKER RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT... WALKER RIVER PAIUTE TRIBE...FEDERAL WATER MASTER...TRUCKEE/CARSON IRRIGATION DISTRICT...NEVADA STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE...AND NWS OFFICES IN ELKO AND LAS VEGAS. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS... IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ABOUT THIS DROUGHT INFORMATION STATEMENT PLEASE CONTACT... 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Thor VonRippington Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 Hey Thor.. I'd be happy to send out the helmet cam for ~hours worth of powder footage.Tell me you got that board buckled up and on it's way... We've just hit 80" and lake effect snow coming in hard for the next few days. Um... I'm outta card board... and uh.. tape... yeah, there's no tape. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
photodad2001 Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 AXUS75 KREV 060135 DGTREV NVZ001>037-CAZ070>073-200000- DROUGHT INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO NV 535 PM PDT FRI DEC 5 2008 ...DROUGHT CONDITIONS TO CONTINUE THROUGH NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA UNLESS WINTER STORMS BRING SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION TO THE REGION OVER THE NEXT THREE MONTHS... ...ON NOVEMBER 18TH...NYE...WHITE PINE AND CONTIGUOUS NEVADA COUNTIES DESIGNATED NATURAL DISASTER AREAS BY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE DUE TO DROUGHT... ...ON AUGUST 27TH...FIFTY THREE OF CALIFORNIAS FIFTY EIGHT COUNTIES...INCLUDING ALL THOSE ALONG THE NEVADA BORDER...WERE GIVEN DISASTER DECLARATIONS BY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE... SYNOPSIS... BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION AND SNOWFALL IN MUCH OF NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA THE PAST TWO WINTERS HAVE LED TO MUCH BELOW NORMAL FLOWS ON MOST RIVERS AND STREAMS IN THE REGION. AS A RESULT...MODERATE TO SEVERE DROUGHT CONDITIONS NOW EXIST THROUGHOUT MUCH OF NEVADA AND THE EASTERN SIERRA DUE TO LOW STREAMFLOW...RESERVOIR STORAGE AND EXTREMELY DRY RANGELAND CONDITIONS. MUCH OF THIS REGION DEPENDS ON SIGNIFICANT WINTER STORMS DURING LATE FALL AND WINTER FOR ADEQUATE RUNOFF FROM SNOWMELT DURING THE FOLLOWING SPRING AND SUMMER. FOR THIS REASON...IT IS CRITICAL THAT STORMS BEGIN TO BRING ADEQUATE MOISTURE TO THE REGION SOON. ALTHOUGH NOVEMBER WAS FAIRLY WET IN SOME AREAS...ESPECIALLY SOUTHERN NEVADA AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA...IT DID NOT PUT MUCH OF A DENT IN THE ONGOING DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN THE NORTHERN PORTIONS OF THESE STATES. MUCH MORE PRECIPITATION IS NEEDED TO BRING THE REGION OUT OF ITS MOISTURE DEFICIT. IT IS STILL EARLY ENOUGH IN THE SEASON THAT THIS DEFICIT CAN BE MADE UP BY EARLY SPRING. HOWEVER...THE NEXT FEW WEEKS ARE CRITICAL TO ENSURING THAT WATER SUPPLY NEXT YEAR WILL BE ADEQUATE FOR THE REGION. DROUGHT DECLARATIONS... ON SEPTEMBER 5TH...NEVADA GOVERNOR JIM GIBBONS REQUESTED THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE /USDA/ FOR A DROUGHT DISASTER DECLARATION IN NYE AND WHITE PINE COUNTIES DUE TO FORAGE PRODUCTION LOSSES CAUSED BY THE ONGOING DROUGHT. ON NOVEMBER 18TH...THESE TWO COUNTIES...AS WELL AS ALL CONTIGUOUS NEVADA COUNTIES...WERE DESIGNATED NATURAL DISASTER AREAS BY USDA SECRETARY SCHAFER DUE TO DROUGHT. THIS DESIGNATION MAKES FARM AND RANCH OPERATORS IN THE DESIGNATED COUNTIES ELIGIBLE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR FARM SERVICES AGENCY EMERGENCY LOANS AND THE SUPPLEMENTAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. COUNTIES IN NEVADA WHICH WERE NAMED AS CONTIGUOUS DISASTER COUNTIES INCLUDE...CHURCHILL...CLARK... ELKO...ESMERALDA...EUREKA...LANDER...LINCOLN AND MINERAL. ON JUNE 4TH CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER PROCLAIMED A STATEWIDE DROUGHT...AND ON AUGUST 27TH...FIFTY THREE OF CALIFORNIA/S FIFTY EIGHT COUNTIES WERE GIVEN DISASTER DECLARATIONS AS DROUGHT HAS DEVASTATED AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES. GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS INCLUDE ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS AND EMERGENCY LOANS AND...IN SOME COUNTIES... FUNDS FOR LIVESTOCK FORAGE. COUNTIES IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA ALONG THE NEVADA BORDER WHICH ARE INCLUDED IN THIS DISASTER DECLARATION INCLUDE MODOC...LASSEN... PLUMAS...SIERRA...NEVADA... PLACER...EL DORADO...ALPINE...MONO... INYO...AND SAN BERNARDINO. DROUGHT IMPACTS... RANCHERS THROUGHOUT MUCH OF NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA ARE STRUGGLING TO PROVIDE THEIR CATTLE WITH FEED AND OTHER NUTRIENTS...AND THERE ARE SOME SIGNIFICANT WATER SHORTAGES AS WELL. AS A RESULT OF THE LACK OF PASTURE...WATER...AND HIGH FUEL AND LIVESTOCK FEED PRICES..RANCHERS ARE THINNING THEIR HERDS AS THEY CANNOT AFFORD TO FEED THEM. THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES HAS SPEEDED UP THE PROCESS OF AWARDING $17 MILLION FOR WATER CONSERVATION PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR REBATE PROGRAMS...EDUCATION AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES...LEAK DETECTION AND UPGRADING SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE WATER EFFICIENCY. REPRESENTATIVE RIVER FLOWS AND RESERVOIR STORAGE BY BASIN AS OF DECEMBER 5TH... FLOWS ON MANY UNCONTROLLED RIVERS AND STREAMS ARE MUCH BELOW AVERAGE THROUGHOUT NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA DUE TO BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION AND SNOWFALL THE PAST TWO WINTERS. OUTPUT OF SOME SPRINGS AND WELLS IN SOME OF THE DRIEST AREAS HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED OR HAVE GONE DRY. FOLLOWING ARE SOME REPRENTATIVE VALUES... BRUNEAU RIVER BASIN... DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE BRUNEAU RIVER AT ROWLAND NV WERE 10 CUBIC FEET PER SECOND /CFS/ OR 36 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. OWYHEE RIVER BASIN... FLOWS ON THE OWYHEE RIVER NEAR MOUNTAIN CITY WERE 16 CFS OR 76 PERCENT OF AVERAGE ON DECEMBER 5TH. HUMBOLDT RIVER BASIN... ON NOVEMBER 30TH...STORAGE ON RYE PATCH RESERVOIR WAS 7658 ACRE FEET /AF/...4 PERCENT OF CAPACITY...AND 9 PERCENT OF AVERAGE FOR THIS DATE. DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE HUMBOLDT RIVER WERE AS FOLLOWS... ELKO...............................16 CFS....26 PCT OF AVG. PALISADE...........................85 CFS....81 PCT OF AVG. BATTLE MOUNTAIN....................65 CFS....66 PCT OF AVG. COMUS..............................21 CFS....23 PCT OF AVG. IMLAY /ABOVE RYE PATCH RESERVOIR/..15 CFS....18 PCT OF AVG. BELOW RYE PATCH DAM.................2 CFS.....8 PCT OF AVG. PLUMAS COUNTY CALIFORNIA... ON DECEMBER 5TH...FLOWS ON THE MIDDLE FORK FEATHER RIVER NEAR PORTOLA WERE 45 CFS OR 48 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. LAKE TAHOE AND TRUCKEE RIVER BASINS... IF THE WEATHER REMAINS DRY...LAKE TAHOE IS EXPECTED TO DROP TO ITS NATURAL RIM BEFORE THE END OF DECEMBER. MOST BOAT LAUNCHES HAVE BEEN CLOSED DUE TO LOW WATER LEVELS. NORMAL FLOWS WILL BE MAINTAINED ON THE MAINSTEM TRUCKEE RIVER BELOW BOCA DAM /AT FARAD/ THROUGH THE WINTER. TRUCKEE RIVER FLOWS WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED WITH WATER FROM PROSSER AND BOCA RESERVOIRS. DECEMBER 5TH STORAGE ON LAKE TAHOE AND TRUCKEE BASIN RESERVOIRS WAS AS FOLLOWS... LAKE TAHOE.......21860 AF....3 PCT OF CAPACITY.... 6 PCT OF AVG. PROSSER RSVR..... 9622 AF...34 PCT OF CAPACITY...106 PCT OF AVG. STAMPEDE RSVR...107004 AF...47 PCT OF CAPACITY... 82 PCT OF AVG. BOCA RSVR........10185 AF...25 PCT OF CAPACITY... 49 PCT OF AVG. DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE TRUCKEE RIVER WERE AS FOLLOWS... TAHOE CITY... 10 CFS... 4 PCT OF AVG. TRUCKEE...... 22 CFS... 10 PCT OF AVG. FARAD........302 CFS... 66 PCT OF AVG. RENO.........289 CFS... 60 PCT OF AVG. VISTA........339 CFS... 54 PCT OF AVG. WADSWORTH....106 CFS... 24 PCT OF AVG. NIXON........108 CFS... 33 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT AND GALENA CREEK BASINS... DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE STEAMBOAT AND GALENA CREEK BASINS WERE AS FOLLOWS... GALENA CK AT GALENA CK STATE PARK...8 CFS.....115 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT CK AT STEAMBOAT...........2 CFS..... 24 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT CK AT GEIGER GRADE........0.2 CFS.... 9 PCT OF AVG. STEAMBOAT CK AT RENO /SHORT LANE/...5 CFS..... 53 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RIVER BASIN ABOVE LAHONTAN RESERVOIR... DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS ON THE CARSON RIVER ABOVE LAHONTAN RESERVOIR WERE AS FOLLOWS... EAST FK CARSON R NR GARDNERVILLE...48 CFS...31 PCT OF AVG. WEST FK CARSON R AT WOODFORDS......12 CFS...32 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RVR NR CARSON CITY..........87 CFS...28 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RVR AT DAYTON...............71 CFS...37 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RVR NR FT CHURCHILL.........72 CFS.. 26 PCT OF AVG. CARSON RIVER BELOW LAHONTAN RESERVOIR... DECEMBER 5TH STORAGE ON LAHONTAN RESERVOIR WAS 26473 ACRE FEET...9 PCT OF CAPACITY...WHICH IS 21 PCT OF AVG. RELEASE FROM LAHONTAN WAS 3.1 CFS...8 PCT OF AVG. WALKER RIVER BASIN... AS OF DECEMBER 5TH...STORAGE ON BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR WAS 8100 AF...19 PCT OF CAPACITY...OR 47 PCT OF AVG. STORAGE ON TOPAZ WAS 10580 AF...18 PCT OF CAPACITY...65 PCT OF AVG. DECEMBER 5TH FLOWS AT VARIOUS POINTS ON THE WALKER RIVER WERE AS FOLLOWS... EAST WALKER RVR BELOW BRIDGEPORT RSVR...29 CFS....88 PCT OF AVG. WEST WALKER RVR ABOVE TOPAZ RSVR........31 CFS....48 PCT OF AVG. WEST WALKER RVR BELOW TOPAZ RSVR........34 CFS....68 PCT OF AVG. WALKER RVR NEAR WABUSKA.................47 CFS....45 PCT OF AVG. WALKER RVR BELOW WEBER DAM AT SCHURZ.... 0 CFS... 0 PCT OF AVG. SOUTHERN NEVADA... NO UNUSUALLY SEVERE DROUGHT IMPACTS HAVE BEEN REPORTED IN SOUTHERN NEVADA AS OF EARLY DECEMBER. HEAVY NOVEMBER RAINFALL IN THIS AREA HELPED CONDITIONS. DECEMBER 5TH STORAGE ON LAKE MEAD WAS 12167000 ACRE FEET...47 PERCENT OF CAPACITY...AND 56 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. THE FLOW ON THE COLORADO RIVER NEAR THE GRAND CANYON ARIZONA ABOVE LAKE MEAD WAS 15800 CFS...110 PCT OF AVG. THE FLOW ON THE MUDDY RIVER NEAR GLENDALE WAS 31 CFS...74 PERCENT OF AVERAGE. FIRE DANGER IMPACTS... DROUGHT RELATED FIRE RESTRICTIONS HAVE BEEN LIFTED BY BLM CARSON CITY DISTRICT...AS WELL AS THE CARSON AND BRIDGEPORT DISTRICTS OF THE HUMBOLDT-TOIYABE NATIONAL FOREST AND THE LASSEN AND PLUMAS NATIONAL FORESTS. THIS IS DUE TO DECREASED SUN...LOWER TEMPERATURES AND INCREASED FUEL MOISTURE. FIRE DANGER THROUGHOUT NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA WAS IN THE LOW TO MODERATE RANGE ON DECEMBER 5TH. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS... DUE TO DROUGHT CONDITIONS...REDUCED FORAGE AND OVERPOPULATION THREATEN THE SURVIVAL OF NEVADA WILD HORSE AND BURRO POPULATIONS. THESE WILD HORSES AND BURROS MUST TRAVEL UP TO TEN MILES DAILY TO GET FOOD AND WATER BECAUSE OF MINIMAL FORAGE LEFT NEAR WATER SOURCES ON THE RANGE. CLIMATE SUMMARY... PRECIPITATION FOR THE 2009 WATER YEAR SO FAR...FROM OCTOBER THROUGH NOVEMBER 2008...HAS BEEN WELL BELOW NORMAL /LESS THAN 50 PERCENT/ IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES IN NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA... IN NEVADA...NORTHERN...CENTRAL AND EXTREME SOUTHERN WASHOE...ALL OF CARSON CITY...DOUGLAS...AND LYON...SOUTHWEST CHURCHILL...WESTERN MINERAL... SOUTHEAST HUMBOLDT...NORTHEAST PERSHING...MUCH OF LANDER AND EUREKA...AND WESTERN WHITE PINE. IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA...EASTERN MODOC...MOST OF EASTERN LASSEN... EASTERN PLUMAS...SIERRA...NEVADA...PLACER...EL DORADO...ALPINE AND EXTREME NORTHERN MONO. PORTIONS OF NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA WHICH HAVE HAD ABOVE NORMAL /OVER 100 PERCENT/ SINCE OCTOBER 1 INCLUDE... IN NEVADA...CENTRAL PERSHING...NORTHERN CHURCHILL...EASTERN ELKO...THE SOUTHERN HALF OF NYE...MUCH OF LINCOLN...AND NORTHWEST CLARK. IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA...MOST OF INYO AND SAN BERNARDINO COUNTIES HAVE HAD ABOVE NORMAL PRECIPITATION SINCE OCTOBER 1. PRECIPITATION/TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK... LONG RANGE WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NEVADA AND THE EASTERN SIERRA... FOR DECEMBER...PRECIPITATION IS EXPECTED TO BE SOMEWHAT BELOW AVERAGE IN EXTREME SOUTHERN NEVADA AND SOUTHEAST CALIFORNIA. THERE ARE EQUAL CHANCES OF GETTING ABOVE NORMAL...NORMAL OR BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION IN THE REST OF NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA. DECEMBER TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ABOVE NORMAL THROUGHOUT NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA. THE LONG RANGE OUTLOOK FOR THE MONTHS OF JANUARY THROUGH MARCH IS FOR EQUAL CHANCES OF HAVING ABOVE NORMAL...NORMAL OR BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION AND TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE REGION. HYDROLOGIC OUTLOOK... LATE FALL AND EARLY WINTER IS WHEN SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION FROM WINTER STORMS IS EXPECTED THROUGHOUT THE REGION. IT HAS BEEN RELATIVELY DRY THROUGHOUT THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE REGION SINCE MID NOVEMBER... AND NO CHANGE IS EXPECTED UNTIL ABOUT DECEMBER 13TH WHEN METEOROLOGICAL MODELS NOW SHOW THE POTENTIAL FOR A CHANGE TO A WETTER PATTERN. IT IS STILL EARLY ENOUGH IN THE SEASON THAT THE MOISTURE DEFICIT CAN BE MADE UP IN THE REMAINING MONTHS OF WINTER. HOWEVER...THE NEXT FEW WEEKS ARE CRITICAL TO ENSURING THAT WATER SUPPLY NEXT YEAR WILL BE ADEQUATE FOR THE REGION. NEXT ISSUANCE DATE... THIS PRODUCT WILL BE UPDATED BY JANUARY 10TH OR SOONER IF NECESSARY IN RESPONSE TO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN CONDITIONS. && RELATED WEB SITES... ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON CURRENT DROUGHT CONDITIONS MAY BE FOUND AT THE FOLLOWING WEB ADDRESSES /USE LOWER CASE LETTERS/... U.S. DROUGHT MONITOR.........WWW.DROUGHT.UNL.EDU/DM/MONITOR.HTML NOAA DROUGHT PAGE............WWW.DROUGHT.NOAA.GOV CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER....WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV ADDITIONAL RIVER INFORMATION... NWS.....WWW.WEATHER.GOV/AHPS USGS....WATER.USGS.GOV NWS CALIFORNIA NEVADA RIVER FORECAST CENTER... HTTP://WWW.CNRFC.NOAA.GOV/ NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE... HTTP://WWW.NV.NRCS.USDA.GOV/SNOW/INDEX.HTML CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF WATER RESOURCES... HTTP://CDEC.WATER.CA.GOV/ NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO... HTTP://WWW.WEATHER.GOV/RENO NWS CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER LONG RANGE OUTLOOK MAPS...HTTP://WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV/PRODUCTS/FORECASTS/ ACKNOWLEDGMENTS... THE DROUGHT MONITOR IS A MULTI-AGENCY EFFORT INVOLVING NOAA/S NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AND NATIONAL AND WESTERN REGIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER...THE USDA...STATE AND REGIONAL CENTER CLIMATOLOGISTS AND THE NATIONAL DROUGHT MITIGATION CENTER. INFORMATION FOR THIS STATEMENT HAS BEEN GATHERED FROM NWS AND U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OBSERVATION SITES...CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA STATE CLIMATOLOGISTS...NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE...PERSHING COUNTY WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT...WALKER RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT... WALKER RIVER PAIUTE TRIBE...FEDERAL WATER MASTER...TRUCKEE/CARSON IRRIGATION DISTRICT...NEVADA STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE...AND NWS OFFICES IN ELKO AND LAS VEGAS. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS... IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ABOUT THIS DROUGHT INFORMATION STATEMENT PLEASE CONTACT... 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