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 ISSUED:   WED  MAR  1 2006    805 AM  PST


 LAST SCHEDULED MESSAGE.


             NORTH COAST RIVER FORECAST 

CALIFORNIA NEVADA RIVER FORECAST CENTER, NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
AND THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, SACRAMENTO, CA
              
 ALL STAGES ARE BELOW MONITOR LEVEL.




RAINFALL HAS DIMINISHED OVERNIGHT AND MOST RIVERS ARE RECEDING.  
RAIN FORECAST FOR LATER THIS WEEK MAY CAUSE RENEWED RISES.  
   


FORECASTS ARE BASED ON PRESENT AND FORECASTED METEOROLOGICAL
AND HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS AT TIME OF ISSUANCE.


VAN DUZEN RIVER AT
   GRIZZLY CREEK 7 AM STAGE   4.7 FT
      FORECAST TO FLUCTUATE NEAR   4.5 FT THRU  THURSDAY MORNING
           MONITOR STAGE  13.0 FT, FLOOD STAGE  17.0 FT

EEL RIVER AT
   MIRANDA 7 AM STAGE  12.5 FT
      FORECAST TO RECEDE TO NEAR   8.0 FT   THURSDAY MORNING
           MONITOR STAGE  27.0 FT, FLOOD STAGE  33.0 FT
   FT SEWARD 7 AM STAGE  22.7 FT
      FORECAST TO RECEDE TO NEAR  19.0 FT   THURSDAY MORNING
           MONITOR STAGE  55.0 FT 
   SCOTIA 7 AM STAGE  24.9 FT
      FORECAST TO RECEDE TO NEAR  21.0 FT  EARLY THURSDAY MORNING
      THEN FORECAST TO FLUCTUATE NEAR  21.0 FT THRU  THURSDAY MORNING
           MONITOR STAGE  45.0 FT, FLOOD STAGE  51.0 FT
   FERNBRIDGE 7 AM STAGE  12.0 FT
      FORECAST TO RECEDE TO NEAR  10.0 FT  EARLY THURSDAY MORNING
      THEN FORECAST TO FLUCTUATE NEAR  10.0 FT THRU  THURSDAY MORNING
           MONITOR STAGE  14.0 FT, FLOOD STAGE  20.0 FT

SPRAGUE RIVER AT
   BEATTY 7 AM STAGE   6.7 FT
      FORECAST TO RISE TO NEAR   7.0 FT   WEDNESDAY EVENING
      THEN FORECAST TO FLUCTUATE NEAR   7.0 FT THRU  THURSDAY MORNING
           MONITOR STAGE   7.5 FT, FLOOD STAGE   8.5 FT

WILLIAMSON RIVER AT
   CHILOQUIN 7 AM STAGE   4.9 FT
      FORECAST TO RISE TO NEAR   5.5 FT   THURSDAY AFTERNOON
           MONITOR STAGE   8.0 FT, FLOOD STAGE   9.0 FT


UNLISTED FORECAST POINTS ARE EXPECTED TO REMAIN BELOW MONITOR STAGE.
ALL THOSE AFFECTED BY RIVER CONDITIONS SHOULD REMAIN ALERT FOR
RAPID CHANGES AND FOR POSSIBLE FORECAST REVISIONS.

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.AR BRGC1 20060301 P DH07/DC200603010805/HG   4.7    :OBSERVED
.ER BRGC1 20060301 P DH08/DC200603010805/HGIFEZZ/DIH03/  4.7/  4.6/  4.6/  4.6/
.ER1   4.6/  4.5/  4.5/  4.5
.AR MRNC1 20060301 P DH07/DC200603010805/HG  12.5    :OBSERVED
.ER MRNC1 20060301 P DH08/DC200603010805/HGIFEZZ/DIH03/ 11.9/ 11.4/ 10.8/ 10.2/
.ER1   9.7/  9.1/  8.6/  8.0
.AR FTSC1 20060301 P DH07/DC200603010805/HG  22.7    :OBSERVED
.ER FTSC1 20060301 P DH08/DC200603010805/HGIFEZZ/DIH03/ 22.2/ 21.8/ 21.3/ 20.9/
.ER1  20.4/ 19.9/ 19.5/ 19.0
.AR SCOC1 20060301 P DH07/DC200603010805/HG  24.9    :OBSERVED
.ER SCOC1 20060301 P DH08/DC200603010805/HGIFEZZ/DIH03/ 24.3/ 23.8/ 23.2/ 22.7/
.ER1  22.1/ 21.6/ 21.0/ 21.0
.AR FRNC1 20060301 P DH07/DC200603010805/HG  12.0    :OBSERVED
.ER FRNC1 20060301 P DH08/DC200603010805/HGIFEZZ/DIH03/ 11.7/ 11.4/ 11.1/ 10.9/
.ER1  10.6/ 10.3/ 10.0/ 10.0
.AR BTYO3 20060301 P DH07/DC200603010805/HG   6.7    :OBSERVED
.ER BTYO3 20060301 P DH08/DC200603010805/HGIFEZZ/DIH03/  6.8/  6.8/  6.9/  7.0/
.ER1   7.0/  7.0/  7.0/  7.0
.AR WMSO3 20060301 P DH07/DC200603010805/HG   4.9    :OBSERVED
.ER WMSO3 20060301 P DH08/DC200603010805/HGIFEZZ/DIH03/  5.0/  5.0/  5.1/  5.1/
.ER1   5.2/  5.2/  5.3/  5.3/  5.4/  5.4/  5.5

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