This card displays mean daily streamflow per-day-of-year overlaid by year, with the median per day across years for reference.

In addition, current predictions and confidence intervals from the USGS WA Water Science Center near-term baseflow forecast are shown alongside National Water Model (NWM) reach streamflow forecasts from NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service NWPS API.

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This card displays per-year minimum values of daily mean streamflow volume in cfs (cubic feet per second) as measured at the USGS gaging stations (12043000 Calawah R Nr Forks & 12041200 Hoh R At Us Hwy 101 Nr Forks & 12040500 Queets R Nr Clearwater & 12039500 Quinault R At Quinault Lake).

In addition to the annual minimum, per-year sample quantiles illustrate longer term relative differences at several low flow magnitudes. For example, ~90% of observed daily mean flows in a year were greater than and ~10% were less than the dark blue ‘Q10’.

This card displays annual estimated Chinook and coho recreational harvest in the CRC data records.

This card displays the Siegel et al. 2023 estimated daily stream temperature for the medium resolution NHD+ COMID (flowline+local catchment) associated with the displayed USGS streamflow gage.

Fitting to the NorWeST database, “This model reflects mechanistic processes using publicly available climate and landscape covariates in a Generalized Additive Model framework. We allowed covariates to interact while accounting for nonlinear relationships between temporal and spatial covariates to better capture seasonal patterns.”

Values displayed here are from the publicly available datasets of results.