We should be able to model rather closely expected water levels in May given predictable weather patterns in mild el nino years such as this.
The water swings a bit too far south, unfortunately, and the rainy season tends to end rather early.
example: https://www.weather-us.com/...-luis-obispo-climate
february is about it unfortunately, March a last hurrah, and then nothing until the following Nov or so
I'm sure theres a model for expected rainfall thats pretty close already, as indeed Dams in the area are required to act based on it
I could be wrong, but the "2 transition/double run" fallback proposal in low water years such as this one would likely be is not considered a good thing for the event nor participation.
//Noob triathlete//bike commuter//ex-swimmer//slower than you
The water swings a bit too far south, unfortunately, and the rainy season tends to end rather early.
example: https://www.weather-us.com/...-luis-obispo-climate
february is about it unfortunately, March a last hurrah, and then nothing until the following Nov or so
I'm sure theres a model for expected rainfall thats pretty close already, as indeed Dams in the area are required to act based on it
I could be wrong, but the "2 transition/double run" fallback proposal in low water years such as this one would likely be is not considered a good thing for the event nor participation.
//Noob triathlete//bike commuter//ex-swimmer//slower than you