1. USGS Current Conditions for New Mexico Streamflow
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2. USGS Current Water Data for New Mexico
Daily Streamflow Conditions ... Select a site to retrieve data and station information. Stream gage levels in New Mexico, relative to 30 year average.
3. New Mexico Flow Report | Streamflow & Reservoir Levels - snoflo
Streamflow levels across New Mexico are currently 72.0% of normal, with the San Juan River At Farmington reporting the highest discharge in the state with ...
Current streamflow conditions and water data for New Mexico. The New Mexico flow report | streamflow & reservoir levels provides essential river data for 130 USGS gauges including streamflow rate, gauge height, water temperature, and more.
4. New Mexico River Flows - RiverReports.com
New Mexico. . Brazos River. Amarilla. Flow. 185 cfs. Wind. 3 mph. Temp. 57 °F. High/Low. 83 / 47 °F. Chama River. Below Abiquiu. Flow. 469 cfs. Wind. 2 mph.
River flows and conditions for New Mexico. Real time flows for the Rio Grande, Red River, Pecos River, Chama River, Rio Costilla, Brazos River, Rio Grande, Jemez River, Rio Pueblo de Taos, Chama River, San Juan River, Chama River, Chama River and Cimarron River.
5. USGS Real Time Water Data for New Mexico - Dataset
USGS Real Time Water Data for New Mexico includes streamflow, groundwater, lake and reservoir, precipitation, and water quality data. Real-time data ...
USGS Real Time Water Data for New Mexico includes streamflow, groundwater, lake and reservoir, precipitation, and water quality data. Real-time data typically are recorded at 15-60 minute...
6. Streamflow - New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute
STREAMFLOW. Year One. Surface – Water Inflow, Outflow, Gains, and Losses in New Mexico; Assessment of Statewide Annual Streamflow in New Mexico, 1985-2013.
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7. Rio San Jose New Mexico - Navajo Water Rights
According to USGS stream gauge data for Rio San Jose at Acoma Pueblo, NM, the mean streamflow of the past 76 years is 8.6 cubic feet per second (cfs). The ...
Navajo Nation Water Rights Commission
8. New Mexico Spring Runoff - National Weather Service
Current streamflow conditions for all available sites within New Mexico can be obtained by visiting the USGS National Water Dashboard. Another interactive ...
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9. New Mexico Water Data
NM WDI News · New Mexico Water Data · Maps · About
A collaborative effort to share and integrate New Mexico’s water data for effective water management and planning.
10. NEW MEXICO STREAM FLOWS - Ascent Fly Fishing
New Mexico. . Brazos River. Amarilla. Flow. 303 cfs. Wind. 4 mph. Temp. 49 °F. High/Low. 70 / 39 °F. Chama River. Below Abiquiu. Flow. 836 cfs. Wind. 9 mph.
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11. Streamflow, Infiltration, and Ground-Water Recharge at Abo ...
Stewart-Deaker, Amy E, Stonestrom, David A, and Moore, Stephanie J, 2007, Streamflow, Infiltration, and Ground-Water Recharge at Abo Arroyo, New Mexico: ...
Abo Arroyo, an ephemeral tributary to the Rio Grande, rises in the largest upland catchment on the eastern side of the Middle Rio Grande Basin (MRGB). The 30-kilometer reach of channel between the mountain front and its confluence with the Rio Grande is incised into basin-fill sediments and separated from the regional water table by an unsaturated zone that reaches 120 meters thick. The MRGB portion of the arroyo is dry except for brief flows generated by runoff from the upland catchment. Though brief, ephemeral flows provide a substantial fraction of ground-water recharge in the southeastern portion of the MRGB. Previous estimates of average annual recharge from Abo Arroyo range from 1.3 to 21 million cubic meters. The current study examined the timing, location, and amount of channel infiltration using streamflow data and environmental tracers during a four-year period (water years 1997?2000). A streamflow-gaging station (?gage?) was installed in a bedrock-controlled reach near the catchment outlet to provide high-frequency data on runoff entering the basin. Streamflow at the gage, an approximate bound on potential tributary recharge to the basin, ranged from 0.8 to 15 million cubic meters per year. Storm-generated runoff produced about 98 percent of the flow in the wettest year and 80 percent of the flow in the driest year. Nearly all flows that enter the MRGB arise from monsoonal storms in July through October. A newly developed streambed temperature method indicated the...
12. iMap - NWCC Apps Home
- CO - Streamflow. Arkansas R nr Pueblo. 4690 ft. - CO - Streamflow. Arkansas R nr Wellsville. 6883 ft. - CO - Streamflow. Arrow. 9680 ft. - CO - Snow Course ...
13. New Mexico | Drought.gov
Streamflow, groundwater, reservoir, and snowpack ... % of NM. D0 – Abnormally Dry. 24.2. Close. Abnormally Dry ... USDA Farm Service Agency | New Mexico · New ...
Current state-level drought information for New Mexico: .
14. Learn about Streamflow Duration Assessment Methods (SDAMs)
Examples of Existing Local and Regional SDAMs · North Carolina Method · New Mexico Method · Tennessee Guidance for Hydrologic Determinations · Fairfax County, ...
Basic info about SDAMs
15. [PDF] Water for New Mexico Rivers - Utton Center
minimum stream flows alone. Non-native species enjoy a competitive advantage over native New Mexico species when natural flow patterns are altered. Existing ...
