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Standard Rainfall Tables
Most projects will use one of the standard SCS/NRCS rainfalls listed at the bottom of the page. Additional tables may be created by following the instructions in the rainfall.txt file which is installed in your HydroCAD\Rainfall folder. (Unless otherwise noted, each rainfall is included with all versions of HydroCAD starting with 6.0.) Austin 3-hr (2, 5, 10, 25, 50, & 100 year events for
Austin, Texas) Chicago Storm: This term refers to a technique for using IDF coefficients to define a mass curve. This is illustrated in the "Sample D" rainfall table (installed with HydroCAD-8 and later) and discussed in the rainfall.txt file. (This format is also used to define the South African rainfall tables, listed below.) Constant Intensity (Usable at any duration - Added in HydroCAD 7.0)
Eastern Washington State (Added in HydroCAD 7.1) Fayette 5-hr 1995 (Fayette
County, KY, Added in HydroCAD 7.0)
Fayette05
6-hr 10-yr (Fayette County, KY - revised 2005
rainfalls, Added in HydroCAD 7.1) NJ DEP 2-hr (New Jersey DEP Water Quality Storm, Added in HydroCAD 7.1) Orange County, Florida: 6-hour 24-hour (Download only. Use with 10, 25, or 100 year depth)
San
Diego (6 & 24-hr) (San Diego Country, CA,
Added in HydroCAD 6.1) SJRWMD (Saint John's River Water management District) 96-hour rainfall based on the SCS Type II 24-hour rainfall according to Section 14.2 of the MSSW Handbook. Available in half hour increments as described in MSSW, or tenth hour increments for greater accuracy and consistency with the Type II storm on which it is based: half-hour tenth-hour
South Africa 24-hr rainfalls (download only):
Spillway Emergency (SCS Emergency Spillway Hydrograph - ESH.
Also used as Type II 6-hr storm)
Tabular versions of SCS/NRCS rainfalls |
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