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From:To:Date:Subject: gary.hoover@srs.gov "Mark Notich" mdn@nrc.gov 11/9/2006 1:17:52 PMFYI: SC Drought Response Committee Conference Call, November 8, 2006Mark,FYI (some Savannah River info).Gary HooverDOE-SR EQMD----- Forwarded by Gary Hoover/DOE/Srs on 11/09/2006 01:17 PM ----Bill Payne/WSRC/Srs11/08/2006 02:41 PMToAlonzo Turner/BSRI/Srs@Srs, Art Timms/WSRC/Srs@Srs, BrendaAlejo/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Clyde-D Smith/WSRC/Srs@Srs, DwightJones/WSRC/Srs@Srs,Fred Swanson/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Greg Burbage/WSRC/Srs@Srs, JimBolen/DOE/Srs@Srs, Johnny Price/WSRC/Srs@Srs, KeithLiner/WSRC/Srs@Srs,Kim Wolfe/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Larry Eldridge/SRNL/Srs@Srs, MarkGriffith/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Mark Knoderer/BSRI/Srs@Srs, MonteSteedley/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Mtesa Wright/WSRC/Srs@srs, NarinderMalik/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Randall Weigel/WSRC/Srs@Srs,robert.backer@wsms.com,Rob Turner/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Ross Fanning/WSRC/Srs@Srs, ShermanPowell/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Stan Smith/WSRC/Srs@Srs, StuartStinson/WSRC/Srs@Srs,Thomas England/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Timothy Mccormick/WSRC/Srs@Srs, VivianCato/WSRC/Srs@Srs, William02 Bledsoe/WSRC/Srs@Srs, DvernonOsteen/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Jeffry Lintern/WSRC/Srs@Srs, RmCampbell/WSRC/Srs@srs, Stuart Stinson/WSRC/Srs@SrsccJames Heffner/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Gary Hoover/DOE/Srs@Srs, LeeDavis/DOE/Srs@Srs, Albert Mamatey/WSRC/Srs@SrsSubjectSC Drought Response Committee Conference Call, November 8, 2006
As a member of the SC Drought Response Committee, I participated intoday's conference call. I thought you might be interested in where theWestern Sector of SC (Savannah) stands relative to classifying the currentdrought. The attached slides were discussed during the call. Generally,things are dry and could stay that way, even though a mild El Nino hasbeen developing. Our Committee decided to leave the Western Sectordrought classification at "Moderate". Committee members will receiveweekly updates from the Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR). Conferencecalls will be held on an "as needed" basis. Feel free to call me if youare interested in any of this information or how drought classificationswork in SC.Bill PayneEnvironmental Services SectionWashington Savannah River Company LLCBuilding 735-BAiken, SC 29808803-952-7989 South Carolina Drought Response Committee Conference CallNovember 8, 2006, at 2:00 PM
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Page 1 of 1Mark,FYI (some Savannah River info).Gary HooverDOE-SR EQMD----- Forwarded by Gary Hoover/DOE/Srs on 11/09/2006 01:17 PM ----Bill Payne/WSRC/Srs11/08/2006 02:41 PMTo Alonzo Turner/BSRI/Srs@Srs, Art Timms/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Brenda Alejo/WSRC/Srs@Srs,Clyde-D Smith/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Dwight Jones/WSRC/Srs@Srs, FredSwanson/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Greg Burbage/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Jim Bolen/DOE/Srs@Srs,Johnny Price/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Keith Liner/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Kim Wolfe/WSRC/Srs@Srs,Larry Eldridge/SRNL/Srs@Srs, Mark Griffith/WSRC/Srs@Srs, MarkKnoderer/BSRI/Srs@Srs, Monte Steedley/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Mtesa Wright/WSRC/Srs@srs,Narinder Malik/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Randall Weigel/WSRC/Srs@Srs,robert.backer@wsms.com, Rob Turner/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Ross Fanning/WSRC/Srs@Srs,Sherman Powell/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Stan Smith/WSRC/Srs@Srs, StuartStinson/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Thomas England/WSRC/Srs@Srs, TimothyMccormick/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Vivian Cato/WSRC/Srs@Srs, William02Bledsoe/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Dvernon Osteen/WSRC/Srs@Srs, JeffryLintern/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Rm Campbell/WSRC/Srs@srs, Stuart Stinson/WSRC/Srs@Srscc James Heffner/WSRC/Srs@Srs, Gary Hoover/DOE/Srs@Srs, Lee Davis/DOE/Srs@Srs,Albert Mamatey/WSRC/Srs@SrsSubject SC Drought Response Committee Conference Call, November 8, 2006As a member of the SC Drought Response Committee, I participated in today's conference call. I thought you might be interestedin where the Western Sector of SC (Savannah) stands relative to classifying the current drought. The attached slides werediscussed during the call. Generally, things are dry and could stay that way, even though a mild El Nino has been developing.Our Committee decided to leave the Western Sector drought classification at "Moderate". Committee members will receiveweekly updates from the Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR). Conference calls will be held on an "as needed" basis. Feel free tocall me if you are interested in any of this information or how drought classifications work in SC.Bill PayneEnvironmental Services SectionWashington Savannah River Company LLCBuilding 735-BAiken, SC 29808803-952-7989 South Carolina Drought Response Committee Conference CallNovember 8, 2006, at 2:00 PMfile://c:\EMailCapture\Vogtle Public\214\attch1.htm3/26/2007
SC Drought Response Committee MeetingNovember 8, 2006South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Drought DeclarationsDrought committee reviews drought related variables such as :PDSI Palmer Drought Severity Index CMI Crop Moisture IndexSPI Standard Precipitation IndexDM National Drought MonitorKDBI Keetch Byram Forest Fire Drought IndexStreamflow Average streamflow for two consecutive weeksAquifer Level Static water level for two consecutive monthsSpecific numerical values for the indices that define each levelof drought are established through regulation.4 levels of drought:IncipientModerateSevereExtreme
South Carolina Drought Declaration StatusIssued September 20, 2006
October 2006 Percent of Normal Precipitation
November 7-8, 2006 RainfallSavannah River BasinStationPrecip TotalAiken0.30Anderson County0.66Beaufort1.02Johnston0.47Oconee Andrew Pick.0.74Pickens1.25Savannah RiverWalhalla0.371.04StationBennettsvilleCaesars HeadCharleston AFBColumbia APDarlingtonPrecip Total2.201.490.720.361.74Florence 8 NEGaffneyGreenwoodGreerLongsN. Myrtle BeachSaludaSantee NWRSumter2.391.160.951.660.831.100.552.032.62
PDSI(Ending November 4)9-month SPI(Ending October 31)CMI (Ending November 4)No Drought
6-10 Day PrecipitationOutlook6-10 Day TemperatureOutlook
CPC Long-lead Forecast December 2006 –February 2007
Corps of Engineers Water Management ofthe Savannah River BasinNovember 7, 2006
Summary:1. Keowee Hydro and Jocassee Pump Storage Project are seeing precipitationvalues in line with 2001 and 2002 (very dry periods).2. USGS Stream gages show positive gains but base flows still below long termaverages.3. Long range forecasts influenced by El Nino could shift with the jet streambringing drier than expected conditions.
Rainfall comparison YTD for Keowee & Jocassee (note rainfall approximates 2001).
Stream gages suggest that thought there has been rainfall the base flow is still runningbelow long term median values.
Same for the French Broad River on the NE side of the basin.
Long range forecast for Nov-Jan 2007 suggests climatological conditions but El Nino shifts in the jet streamcould move the Ohio River Valley drought over upper K-T (Savannah River).
work in SC. Bill Payne Environmental Services Section Washington Savannah River Company LLC Building 735-B Aiken, SC 29808 803-952-7989 South Carolina Drought Respon
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