Camp Far West Irrigation District — Daily Water Report

North Canal Diversion · Picovale Device M007949 · Report date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026
North Ditch Gate
10.15″
Set 6/12, 05:05 (unchanged)
Latest Meter Reading
20.60 cfs
Jun 16, 07:00 (Picovale) · 24-h avg ~22.5
Active Orders
23 cfs
AKT 15 + Bear River 8

1. Meter Flow, Water Orders & Gate Setting — Past Week

Hourly Picovale flow and total active water orders (left axis, cfs) plotted against the North Ditch gate setting (right axis, inches), Jun 10 – Jun 16:

04812162024cfsgate″cfs (calib.)012345678910111220.2±0.99.6±0.415.1±0.622.8±1.10.64.917.926.631.0cfs ≈ 4.3×in -21.1bold=measured, italic=fitJun 10Jun 11Jun 12Jun 13Jun 14Jun 15Jun 16Picovale meter (cfs)Water orders (cfs)Gate setting (in)

2. North Ditch Gate Setting

DateTimeGate (in)ChangeSet by
2026-06-1205:0510.15Raised from 8.15″ currentHenry
2026-06-1005:008.15Raised from 7.15″Henry
2026-06-0605:467.15Lowered from 9.5″Henry
2026-06-0205:109.5Raised from 7″Henry
2026-06-0105:147.0Opened from −0.25″ (canal had been off)Henry

3. Water Orders

SourceCFSEffective startEffective endNotes
AKT152026-06-12 07:00ongoingStands until changed
Bear River82026-06-10 07:00ongoingWalnut Ranch; stands until changed

Current standing orders total 23 cfs — AKT 15 + Bear River (Walnut Ranch) 8. Orders are due 24 h ahead of a 7am delivery.

4. Picovale Meter Level

At an unchanged 10.15″ gate, flow has steadied near 22.5 cfs over the past day — the slide from earlier in the week has flattened out. It sits about half a cfs under the 23 cfs order. Selected hourly readings (full series in master.csv):

DateTimecfsDiverted (AF)Note
2026-06-1508:0020.601.702Morning low (noise)
2026-06-1517:0023.401.934Afternoon
2026-06-1522:0023.801.967Evening high
2026-06-1603:0023.401.934Overnight
2026-06-1606:0022.701.876Steady ~22.5
2026-06-1607:0020.601.702Latest (single-hour low) latest

5. Gate → Meter Response

The gate hasn't moved since 6/12. Daily-average flow slid from ~23.8 cfs (Jun 12–13) to ~22.5 cfs and has now held flat there for a full day (24-h mean 22.5 cfs), so the supply-head drift appears to have settled. The two latest 20.6 readings are single-hour dips within the usual ~5% scatter, not a real drop. Net: stable, running about 0.5 cfs under the 23 cfs order.

Calibration refreshed: with four full days at 10.15″, the rating point is now 10.15″ → 22.8 cfs (n=95). Re-fit: cfs ≈ 4.3×in − 21.1, so 23 cfs → ~10.25″. The website gate calculator uses this updated regression.
Optional: the 0.5 cfs shortfall is well within normal variation, so no change is needed. If you want delivery exactly on 23 cfs, a small bump from 10.15″ toward ~10.25″ would cover it.

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