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1 Washington Water Outlook
Hosted by University of Washington Climate Impacts Group March 21, 2005 Introductory Comments Dennis P. Lettenmaier Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Washington

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9 Objectives of this meeting
Understand how we got to where we are Review and evaluate a range of streamflow and associated water management forecasts for the next ~6 months, with specific attention to western Washington and the Washington portion of the Columbia River basin Understand the implications for water supply, in-stream, and other water uses

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