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| − | *'''TEMPERATURE:''' | + | *'''TEMPERATURE:''' Celcius to Fahrenheit Converter [http://www.metric-conversions.org/temperature/celsius-to-fahrenheit.htm LINK] |
| − | * | + | * 30ºC = 86.000ºF |
| − | + | * 16ºC = 60.800ºF | |
| + | * 10ºC = 50.000ºF | ||
== Temparature --- FISH RELATED == | == Temparature --- FISH RELATED == | ||
Revision as of 09:20, 9 October 2013
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- TEMPERATURE: Celcius to Fahrenheit Converter LINK
- 30ºC = 86.000ºF
- 16ºC = 60.800ºF
- 10ºC = 50.000ºF
Temparature --- FISH RELATED
- Twelve degrees Celsius (54 F) is the minimum for HBC growth and 16 degrees Celsius/ 61 F, is optimal. (NPS CFMP-EA_ pg 78)
- Volume not fluctuations is the strongest factor in downstream temperatures.
- For every 1 degree increase in temperature, predation vulnerability of HBC is decreased by about 5% (130220_AMWG Minutes)
Temparature --- DAM RELATED
- Warmest Glen Canyon dam release temperatures occur July- November.(RValdez)
TBD
- LCR: Warmest downstream temeratures (RM 62) and Middle Granite Gorge (RM 127)occur July-October, because of cooler fall temperatures and low sun angle.(RValdez)
- LAKE POWELL: Warmest surface temperature is July through August.
TBD
Contributor: Category: Water
