(KEARNEY HUB) The Kearney Hub reports "The line representing 2010 Lake McConaughy inflows on a graph Civil Engineer Cory Steinke showed the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District Board of Directors Monday looks like a child’s drawing of a mountain.
The “A” shape includes a steep line to a June peak, representing the unusually high snowmelt and runoff in the North Platte Basin. Lake inflows totaled around 690,000 acre-feet in June.
The downward line on the other side of the peak drops at a similarly sharp angle, marking the end of irrigation season and lake inflows that now are below the seasonal average."
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The “A” shape includes a steep line to a June peak, representing the unusually high snowmelt and runoff in the North Platte Basin. Lake inflows totaled around 690,000 acre-feet in June.
The downward line on the other side of the peak drops at a similarly sharp angle, marking the end of irrigation season and lake inflows that now are below the seasonal average."
Read the article by clicking the title above.
