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Rainfall, Water Levels, and More from the Conservation Team

Audubon News·National Audubon Society·7 days ago
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Rainfall

The Sanctuary recorded 4.81 inches of rain in October, which is 24% above average for October. To date, we have received 81% of the rainfall we typically receive from June through October.

We are 19% below what we would expect to receive by this point in the hydrologic year. Cumulatively (since November 2024), we are still in a 28.5-inch rainfall deficit.

Water Levels

As of November 2, the B-gauge is at 2.10 ft. This is slightly lower than the record low water level recorded for this date prior to the hydrologic changes that began in 2000. Our current water level is tied for third lowest for this date since Audubon began recording daily depths in 1957 (On Nov 2, the water depth was 1.9 ft in 2009, 2.07 ft in 2007, and 2.10 ft in 2019).

Research Team Activities

This past month, our research team began the first aquatic fauna monitoring of the hydrologic year.…

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