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Hinckley Test
Hinckley Reservoir Water Levels
Information on this page provides current data and operating parameters related to ongoing management of Hinckley Reservoir water levels.
Previous Data
- 2009 Data
- 2010 Data
- 2011 Data
- 2012 Data
- 2013 Data
- 2014 Data
- 2015 Data
- 2016 Data
- 2017 Data
- 2018 Data
- 2019 Data
- 2020 Data
- 2021 Data
- 2022 Data
- 2023 Data
| Date | Hinckley Reservoir Elevation (ft) | Hinckley Reservoir Comparison to Elevation Trigger (ft)¹ | Hinckley Reservoir Comparison to Normal Elevation (ft)² | Hinckley Reservoir Discharge (cfs)³ | 2012 Operation Diagram Release (cfs)⁴ | Hinckley Reservoir Inflow (cfs) | Hinckley Reservoir 30-day Running Average Inflow (cfs)⁵ | Wilmurt Streamgage Flow (cfs)⁶ | Black Creek Flow (cfs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01-01 | 1213.8 | 1213.8 | 1.5 | 895 | 840 | 2272 | 1223 | 1460 | 504 |
1 The Elevation Trigger is invoked when Hinckley Reservoir elevation falls below the 10% historical low level. The elevation trigger is 1222 feet in May, 1198 feet October 15 to December 31 and linearly interpolated from 1222 feet on May 31 and 1198 feet on October 15.
2 "Normal" Hinckley Reservoir elevations for a given date are based upon the average of 59 years of daily Hinckley Reservoir elevation data (1942-1979 and 1987-2007).
3 cfs is the abbreviation for cubic feet per second.
4 The 1920 Operating Diagram establishes the rate of release of water from Hinckley Reservoir based upon varying reservoir levels throughout the year.
5 The Inflow Trigger is invoked when the 30-day running average Hinckley Reservoir inflow is below 300 cfs.
6 The Wilmurt plus Black Creek streamflow represents 80% of the Hinckley watershed area.
Hinckley Reservoir Water Levels
Information on this page provides current data and operating parameters related to ongoing management of Hinckley Reservoir water levels.
Previous Data
- 2009 Data
- 2010 Data
- 2011 Data
- 2012 Data
- 2013 Data
- 2014 Data
- 2015 Data
- 2016 Data
- 2017 Data
- 2018 Data
- 2019 Data
- 2020 Data
- 2021 Data
- 2022 Data
- 2023 Data
| Date | Hinckley Reservoir Elevation (ft) | Hinckley Reservoir Comparison to Elevation Trigger (ft)¹ | Hinckley Reservoir Comparison to Normal Elevation (ft)² | Hinckley Reservoir Discharge (cfs)³ | 2012 Operation Diagram Release (cfs)⁴ | Hinckley Reservoir Inflow (cfs) | Hinckley Reservoir 30-day Running Average Inflow (cfs)⁵ | Wilmurt Streamgage Flow (cfs)⁶ | Black Creek Flow (cfs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01-01 | 1213.8 | 1213.8 | 1.5 | 895 | 840 | 2272 | 1223 | 1460 | 504 |
1 The Elevation Trigger is invoked when Hinckley Reservoir elevation falls below the 10% historical low level. The elevation trigger is 1222 feet in May, 1198 feet October 15 to December 31 and linearly interpolated from 1222 feet on May 31 and 1198 feet on October 15.
2 "Normal" Hinckley Reservoir elevations for a given date are based upon the average of 59 years of daily Hinckley Reservoir elevation data (1942-1979 and 1987-2007).
3 cfs is the abbreviation for cubic feet per second.
4 The 1920 Operating Diagram establishes the rate of release of water from Hinckley Reservoir based upon varying reservoir levels throughout the year.
5 The Inflow Trigger is invoked when the 30-day running average Hinckley Reservoir inflow is below 300 cfs.
6 The Wilmurt plus Black Creek streamflow represents 80% of the Hinckley watershed area.