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Happy Star Wars Day – May The 4th Be With You!

May 4, 2009.

What would Luke Skywalker do?  Get out on a river and celebrate, of course!  (I’m stuck behind the computer all day-fortunately I’ve got my lightsaber app for my iPhone.)  Recent heavy rains throughout the state have -thankfully- added to our reservoirs and pumped up the volume in nearby rivers.  Big flows in Northern California = big fun for California whitewater rafting:

These flows were taken from Dream Flows website at 7:00 AM:

South Fork American River – 4048 cfs
Usual summer flows are typically less than 2000 cfs – so it’s a great time to experience the South Fork at super fun, big flows.

North Fork American River
– 5030 cfs

North Fork Stanislaus River – 2263 cfs (HUGE!)

Tuolumne River near Yosemite National Park
– 4525 cfs

Merced River – 3280 cfs
 

Written by Tracy

Writer, Photographer, former Waterblogged Editor

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