McPhee Reservoir Inflow Daily Average Forecast Flow (ending 12z on given date) Units: CFSD Created: June 23 2017 DAILY TOTAL: deterministic forecast flow (official forecast on CBRFC website) ESP TOTAL: 50% exceedance forecast flow based on climatology DATE,TOTAL, 2017-06-24,1040,Daily Model Output (20170623) 2017-06-25,933 2017-06-26,827 2017-06-27,748 2017-06-28,687 2017-06-29,631 2017-06-30,589 2017-07-01,553 2017-07-02,522 2017-07-03,-9999000 2017-07-04,437,ESP Model Output (20170622) 2017-07-05,414 2017-07-06,392 2017-07-07,372 2017-07-08,353 2017-07-09,335 2017-07-10,319 2017-07-11,303 2017-07-12,289 2017-07-13,276 2017-07-14,264 2017-07-15,252 2017-07-16,244 2017-07-17,235 2017-07-18,232 2017-07-19,219 2017-07-20,212 2017-07-21,205 2017-07-22,198 2017-07-23,192 2017-07-24,194 2017-07-25,198 2017-07-26,194 2017-07-27,195 2017-07-28,196 2017-07-29,199 2017-07-30,198 2017-07-31,187 SPECIFIC SITE NOTES: GENERAL NOTES: - Days 1-10 are from the CBRFC deterministic model. This uses 5 days of precipitation forecasts and 10 days of temperature forecasts. These are updated daily and will change as the weather forecast changes, so there is increasing uncertainty past days 3-5. - Days 11 and beyond are from the Ensemble Prediction Model (ESP). This model is driven primarily by climatology for the 1981-2015 period. This guidance is probabilistic and used the 50% exceedance value. It is best to use this as a possible pattern of flow into the future as opposed to an exact value that will occur. - An abrupt change in guidance may occur at the switch from the daily model to the ESP model, some possible reasons are: - The daily model is using a temperature forecast that is either much above or below normal before reverting to normal temperatures in ESP. - If there is regulation (reservoirs, diversions, etc.) above the forecast point there may be differences between the two runs in how they are being handled. Please check with CBRFC forecasters for details on specific forecast points.