1. Hydrologic Update
Alicia

2. Alicia

3. 2015 statewide precipitation records Calendar year (41 in)
Four month (March-June, 20.2 in)
Three month (April-June, 16.7 in)
Two month (April-May, 13 in)
One month (May, 9 in)
Alicia
EAHCP Data – Current Status
Data stored in separate locations.
Collected by different entities.
All data needs to be organized, quality assured, maintained, curated, useable, and secured.
Frequency distribution of average annual spring flows at Comal and San Marcos springs. Eighty-nine complete years of data are included in the distribution for Comal ( ), and 60 years are included in the San Marcos distribution ( ).

4. 2015 statewide precipitation records Calendar year (41 in)
Four month (March-June, 20.2 in)
Three month (April-June, 16.7 in)
Two month (April-May, 13 in)
One month (May, 9 in)
Alicia
EAHCP Data – Current Status
Data stored in separate locations.
Collected by different entities.
All data needs to be organized, quality assured, maintained, curated, useable, and secured.
Annual springflow over the past four years at Comal and San Marcos springs.

5. J-17 Scenario 2017 J-17 Notes Model Forecast:
With ENSO neutral conditions expected through the summer, EAA critical period regulations are not expected to occur at this time for 2017.
NWS Outlooks
6-10 Day Probability
Temp (Above Normal)
Rain (Below Normal)
8-14 Day Probability
Rain (Normal)
3-4 Week Probability
1 Month Probability
3 Month Probability

6. ASR Accounting
EOY 2014
EOY 2015
12/31/2016