Dreamflows NF Feather - Rock Creek Release Schedule
 
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Releases on the NF Feather Below Rock Creek Dam

In the tables that follow, each date is color-coded according to the kind of release scheduled for that day:

ColorMeaning
 No scheduled release planned for this day.
 Scheduled release: 1000 cfs during the specified times.
 Scheduled release: 1200 cfs during the specified times.
 Scheduled release: 1600 cfs during the specified times.
Note: All information provided by American Whitewater.

 

June 2017
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
        1
  		2
  		3
 
4
  		5
  		6
  		7
  		8
  		9
  		10
 
11
  		12
  		13
  		14
  		15
  		16
  		17
 
18
  		19
  		20
  		21
  		22
  		23
  		241600 cfs
10am to 4pm
251600 cfs
10am to 4pm 		26
  		27
  		28
  		29
  		30
  		 

 

June 2017
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
        1
  		2
  		3
 
4
  		5
  		6
  		7
  		8
  		9
  		10
 
11
  		12
  		13
  		14
  		15
  		16
  		17
 
18
  		19
  		20
  		21
  		221200 cfs
10am to 4pm 		231200 cfs
10am to 4pm 		24
 
25
  		26
  		27
  		28
  		29
  		30
  		 

 

August 2017
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
    1
  		2
  		3
  		4
  		5
 
6
  		7
  		8
  		9
  		10
  		11
  		12
 
13
  		14
  		15
  		16
  		17
  		18
  		19
 
20
  		21
  		22
  		23
  		24
  		25
  		261000 cfs
10am to 4pm
271000 cfs
10am to 4pm 		28
  		29
  		30
  		31
  		   

 

September 2017
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
          1
  		2
 
3
  		4
  		5
  		6
  		7
  		8
  		9
 
10
  		11
  		12
  		13
  		14
  		15
  		16
 
17
  		18
  		19
  		20
  		21
  		22
  		231000 cfs
10am to 4pm
241000 cfs
10am to 4pm 		25
  		26
  		27
  		28
  		29
  		30
 

Water Management Issues:

1.  Times reflect releases from Rock Creek Dam.  It takes approximately one hour for the water to travel from Rock Creek Dam to the Tobin put-in.

2.  Releases shown are minimum releases.  Actual releases may be higher than shown.  In addition, sudden higher or lower (or no) releases may result from emergency mechanical or electrical conditions.

3.  Always check back here, and also the Rock Creek thread, before heading to the river.

4.  Users are urged to use caution and to wear all appropriate personal protective equipment.