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Releases Below Chili Bar Dam

Note: SMUD and PG&E generously agreed to supply predictable recreational flows even though there is no license yet.

In the table that follows, each date is color-coded according to the kind of release scheduled for that day:
ColorMeaning
 No scheduled release planned for this day.
 Scheduled release: 1300 cfs during the specified times.
 Scheduled release: 1500 cfs during the specified times.

 
May 2008
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
         1
 
 2   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 3   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 4   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 5   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 6   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 7
 
 8
 
 9   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 10   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 11   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 12   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 13   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 14
 
 15
 
 16   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 17   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 18   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 19   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 20   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 21
 
 22
 
 23   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 24   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 25   1500 cfs
 9am - noon 
 26   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 27   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 28
 
 29   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 30   1300 cfs
 9am - noon 
 31   1500 cfs
 7am - noon 

Water Management Issues:

1.  This time of year, the schedule is reviewed monthly, based on precipitation (i.e. the apparent water year type).  The current schedule is for a Dry water year.  The schedule shown here is correct until Memorial Day (May 26), and almost certainly correct for the rest of May.  This page, with the schedule for the rest of the year, will be updated around May 10.

2.  Times reflect releases at Chili Bar.  It takes approximately two hours for the water to travel from Chili Bar to Coloma.

3.  Releases shown are minimum releases.  Actual releases may be higher than shown.  In addition, sudden higher or lower (or no) releases may result from emergency mechanical or electrical conditions.

4.  Users are urged to use caution and to wear all appropriate personal protective equipment.

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