June 2005 Stream Flows

June 2005 Stream Flows Be sure to click on the hyper links in the date column.

Date	Banff	Calgary	Carseland	Elbow	Highwood	Comments: To convert cms to cfs, multiply by 36. nr (not reporting) High Low
June 1	111	129	100	7	23	Change in weather, cooler and rainy.
June 2	110	137	120	12	25	Rain expected for several days. Looking at upwards of 30 to 50 mm.
June 3	115	175	160	18	48	Cool and rainy. Looks as if this will be our run off.
June 4	120	162	250	41	104	Clearing somewhat. Rain still in the forecast.
June 5	127	180	253	40	101	Rain and more rain. Bow is OUT.
June 6	131	164	267	49	101	Rain is an understatement. Getting close to 100 mm in 1 day.
June 7	133	244	729	108	421	Alberta Gov't Alert. Click on the date June 7 on the left for more information.
June 8	123	270	1537	168	1304	Flood warnings in effect for the Bow and tributaries. Click on date to left.
June 9	109	308	1259	166	549	Sunny skies. Elbow a problem. Water flowing over top of dam. See June 9
June 10	103	238	834	166	375	The rivers are slowly dropping. Expect major change in river structure.
June 11	98	252	724	89	323	Flood advisories lifted. Now in clean up mode.
June 12	99	233	611	76	288	Thundershowers forecast for this coming week.
June 13	96	234	638	87	287
June 14	96	236	598	77	256
June 15	89	234	519	81	189
June 16	79	219	441	57	145	Rain forecast for later today, Friday and Saturday. Substantial precip.
June 17	72	218	446	87	124	Expecting 50 to 100 mm of rain in the Calgary area and more toward Banff.
June 18	117	350	981	136	1473	River in flood stage again. Local state of emergency declared in Calgary.
June 19	147	719	1881	349	505	The Bow and Elbow Rivers are at dangerous levels.
June 20	140	451	1111	163	233	All river levels continued dropping throughout the day. The worst may be behind us.
June 21	142	449	827	133	161	River levels are dropping. Latest photos in of Policeman's and McKinnons June 18.
June 22	154	407	706	122	128	Trout Unlimited Canada News Release on flooding was MISS QUOTED BY MEDIA.
June 23	169	395	631	97	103	Increased flow in Banff from snow melt. River still OUT but The Bow River lives.
June 24	148	366	593	61	83	All rivers are dropping.
June 25	124	324	473	52	67
June 26	118	280	393	39	57
June 27	107	337	445	48	48	Rain forecast for Monday and Tuesday. 50 to 80 mm. Just what we don't need.
June 28	106	423	593	76	69	50 to 80 mm of rain. Rivers rising.
June 29	115	420	1352	151	708	Return to sunshine for the next few days.
June 30	114	280	806	84	266