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Event 12, 1/3/14 – 13/3/14

Location Oinoi

Rainfall (mm)
75.20
Rainfall duration (h)
14.50
Mean rainfall intensity i mean (mm/h)
5.19
Maximum stage (m)
0.29
Peak discharge (m3/s)
2.01
Runoff (mm)
0.91
Runoff coefficient c
0.01
Runoff volume (hm3)
0.05

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The rainfall (with a total height of 75.2 mm) starts on 3/3 2:30 and ends on 3/3 18:00 and the peaks occur on 3/3 7:45 (maximum intensity 21.2 mm/h) and on 3/3 12:00 (17.2 mm/h). The discharge begins abruptly 6 hours after the rainfall's start. It reaches its peak on 3/3 14:45 (2.01 m3/s), following two smaller peaks. Next, the discharge starts to descend exponentially until it reaches its zero value (4/3 5:00), following a smaller peak.

 


Location Gyra Stefanis

Rainfall (mm)
90.69
Rainfall duration (h)
59
Mean rainfall intensity i mean (mm/h)
1.54
Maximum stage (m)
1.05
Peak discharge (m3/s)
10.65
Runoff (mm)
9.87
Runoff coefficient c
0.11
Runoff volume (hm3)
1.43

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The rainfall (with a total height of 90.7 mm) starts on 1/3 9:30 and ends on 12/3 2:00, falling in three time periods with the peaks occurring on 3/3 7:45 (maximum intensity 13.5 mm/h) and on 3/3 12:00 (10.8 mm/h). The discharge begins abruptly 5 hours after the rainfall's start, reaching a peak and descending exponentially. Due to the second rainfall episode, it increases steeply reaching its highest peak on 3/3 16:15 ( 10.65 m3/s). Next, the discharge deceases exponentially but due to the last rainfall episode increases again up to 9.01 m3/s. After the last peak, it decreases until it reaches its zero value (12/3 23:15).