Here is the rainfall data from the McDowell Mtn Park raingauge:
5915 McDowell Mtn. Park from http://156.42.96.39/showrain.html
: Raw PPT data
MMPU3--~20 cm of water in it; about 1 cm of sediment in base. Evidence of some flow past the trap and that it was full of water. |
MMPU3 |
MMPB1--~10 cm of water; ~2 cm of sediment (pretty fine-grained). Evidence of flow past and over it. |
MMPB2--Beautiful sand package moving toward trap. Evidence of flow past the trap, including erosion of excavated material from behind it. ~25 cm water; 4-5 cm sediment. |
MMPB2 |
MMPB2 |
MMPB2 |
MMPB2 |
MMPB3--Full (2/3) of course sediments and woody debris. Scoured around. Clear flow past the trap. Also shows coarse over fine as sand wave moved into trap. |
MMPB3 |
MMPB3 |
faint rainbow |
MMPU2--6-10 cm of water; 1-2 cm of sediment. Has had ruoff thorugh and past it with complete filling evident. |
MMPU2 |
MMPU5-- Sand package heading toward it about 2 m upstream. It looks like a small dam formed by vegetation just downstream from the trap caused more still water and accumulation of fines and leaf and wood debris. Could have had 10-20 cm of water above the top of the trap (indicated by jetsam). |
MMPU5 |
MMPU5 |
MMPU5 |
MMPU4-->10 cm thick, channel wide coarse sand has moved into the trap. It has had 10-30 cm scour around its back. FLow has been > 10 cm above top of trap. Excavated debris below has been removed in channel. |
MMPU4 |
MMPU4 |
MMPU4 |
MMPU1--Entry is still very flush. Flow and scour down stream removed excavated debris. 20-30 cm water and 4->10 cm sediment, including some conical coarse sand accumulations on upstream center. |
MMPU1 |
MMPU1 |
MMPU1 |