1. 2001 Rainfall Totals Liberty County Environmental Services Department

2. Rainfall Totals by Station

3. Rainfall Raw Data

4. 2001 in Perspective  Highest total in five years  Highest total for January in 12 years  Highest total for February in 14 years

5. Storage  Klamath Dam at 88% capacity  Chamberlain Reservoir at 86% capacity  Black Elk Basin at 63% capacity  Torborg recreation area at 58% capacity

6. Delivery  Agricultural  100% scheduled delivery to agricultural centers  Urban centers  100% scheduled delivery to urban centers aquaduct  92% scheduled delivery to state aquaduct

7. Damage  Culver reporting station suffered significant structural damage from the six storms  Mudslides closed access road  High winds damaged instrument shed  Water seepage damaged telemetry room  Damage estimated to be $275,000  Construction Services beginning road work

8. Analysis o Rainfall significantly higher than expected; reserves replenished after three years of drought; deliveries at or near 100% for agricultural and urban centers o Significant damage to Culver reporting station, although repair costs will be shared with state and federal agencies, and repair work to access road is beginning immediately o National Weather Service predicts higher-than-expected precipitation for remainder of spring and possibly into summer