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National Integrated Drought Information System Southeast US Pilot for Apalachicola- Flint-Chattahoochee River Basin 4 December 2012

Outline Welcome – Keith Ingram, Southeast Climate Consortium, UF Current drought status and how we got here – David Zierden, Florida Climate Center, FSU Streamflows and groundwater – Tony Gotvald, USGS Reservoir status and projections – Bailey Crane, US ACE Seasonal outlooks – David Zierden, FSU Streamflow forecasts – Jeff Dobur, SE River Forecast Center, NOAA Summary and Discussion – Keith Ingram, SECC

Current drought status from Drought Monitor

14-Day Precipitation Totals

Cumulative Rainfall Deficits Past 30 days Since Jan. 1

Realtime stream flow compared with historical monthly averages Current: Previous Brief:

Below Normal 7-day Average Streamflows Below normal 7-day average streamflow as compared with historical streamflow for day shown Current: Previous brief:

Lake Lanier Inflows Chestatee near Dahlonega ( ) Chattahoochee near Cornelia ( )

Current Streamflows Chattahoochee at West Point ( ) Flint at Bainbridge ( )

Streamflows Apalachicola at Chattahoochee ( )

Groundwater Status Miller County, GA (Upper Floridan Aquifer)

USACE – ACF Operations

2012 ACF Basin Composite Conservation & Flood Storage

Lake Lanier

West Point

W.F. George

Woodruff

5-Day Precipitation Forecast

7-day average Pacific Ocean SST Anomalies

Multivariate ENSO Index

1-3 Month Precipitation Outlook 1 Month 3 Month

Fall Rainfall Climatology

U.S. Drought Outlook

Above Normal Near Normal Below Normal Lake Lanier Inflows Whitesburg West Point Columbus WF George Columbus Woodruff Blountstown Lovejoy Carsonville Albany

Above Normal Near Normal Below Normal Lake Lanier Inflows Whitesburg West Point Columbus WF George Columbus Woodruff Blountstown Lovejoy Carsonville Albany

Summary Drought conditions have spread througout the entire ACF with drought in the central part of the basin categorized as extreme to exceptional Similarly, streamflows are below average streamflows throughout the entire basin, though inflows to West Point are normal because of releases from Lake Lanier Ground water levels in S Georgia remain at historic low levels Basin inflows are about 1600 cfs below outflows, so reservoir levels have continued to decline, with Lake Lanier approaching the threshold for conservation zone 4

Summary The 5-day outlook is for less than 1 inch of precipitation in the northern half of the basin and no rain in the southern half ENSO conditions remain neutral, so a total of 3 to 6 inches of rainfall are expected for the basin in each month of December and January Streamflow forecasts at 1 and 3 months all suggest that drought conditions will persist or worsen

References Speakers David Zierden, FSU Tony Gotvald, USGS Bailey Crane, USACE Jeff Dobur, SERFC Moderator Keith Ingram, SECC Additional information General drought information General climate and El Niño information Streamflow monitoring & forecasting Groundwater monitoring

Thank you! Next briefing – 18 December 2012, 1:00 pm EST Slides from this briefing will be posted at webinars Please send comments and suggestions to: