Drying Change

This table displays changes in dry length from the previous day/month/year. When grouped by day, Dry Length refers to the distance between upstream and downstream extent of drying reported on that day. When grouped by month or year, Dry Length refers to the maximum single-day dry length during that time period

> Use the dropdown menu to filter by reach

> When filtering by reach, selecting "River Wide" means that dry lengths in different reaches are added into a single value. Selecting "All" will display data for all three reaches as separate rows

> Positive values for Difference Previous Dry Length indicate rewetting events

> Click on column headers once to sort ascending, and a second time to sort descending

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Year Maximum Dry Length (River Miles) Difference Previous Dry Length (River Miles) Maximum Upstream Dry River Mile Minimum Downstream Dry River Mile Reach Name
2013 25.00 -6.50 99.00 74.00 San Acacia
2014 21.50 -3.50 95.50 74.00 San Acacia
2015 5.00 -16.50 94.50 74.00 San Acacia
2016 20.00 15.00 94.00 74.00 San Acacia
2017 21.30 1.30 95.10 73.80 San Acacia
2018 21.70 0.40 95.70 62.80 San Acacia
2019 17.35 -4.35 91.20 73.84 San Acacia
2020 36.30 18.95 98.71 60.31 San Acacia
2021 31.89 -4.41 96.17 64.12 San Acacia
2022 34.51 2.62 98.69 63.70 San Acacia