Streamflow
Discharge
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Weather and snow
This Year in Detail
Hourly discharge, precipitation and air temperature together. Precipitation has its own scale on the inner right-hand axis, temperature the outer one, and each set of tick labels is tinted to match its series. The chart opens on discharge and precipitation; click Air temperature, its daily average or the Redfish Creek snow pillow in the legend to bring them in. Precipitation and air temperature are Environment Canada's Nelson weather station; snow water equivalent is the BC River Forecast Centre's automated snow pillow 2D14P Redfish Creek (provisional, Open Government Licence - British Columbia).
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Water level
Stage and Precipitation
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Comparing years
Year on Year
Every point is one day’s average discharge, not an instantaneous reading, plotted on a common calendar axis so this year reads against the previous ones. Peaks are therefore lower here than on the discharge chart above, which is hourly. Dots are manual gaugings taken this year.
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Withdrawal
Total Consumption Year on Year
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Two stations
Two Stations Compared
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Streamflow
Second Station
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Water level
Second Station Stage and Precipitation
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Site Visits
The creek on each visit, from the photo our field sheets ask for (digital sheets, from August 2026). Newest first. Click a photo to see it large.