a) Table shows total rainfall for each month of the year 2012 for a 200 m? sub- basin located upstream. If the average daily evaporation is considered as 2 mm/day throughout the year and total runoff generated is 70% of the total rainfall, determine the amount of water stored or infiltrate in the sub-basin on average each month in unit m?. Consider the rainfall to be uniformly distributed across catchment and use 30 days for each month in the calculation. 1 2 3 Total rainfall (mm) 45 14 Month 4 5 6 8. 9 10 11 12 24 13 20 24 17 25 21 37 43 65

a) Table shows total rainfall for each month of the year 2012 for a 200 m? sub- basin located upstream. If the average daily evaporation is considered as 2 mm/day throughout the year and total runoff generated is 70% of the total rainfall, determine the amount of water stored or infiltrate in the sub-basin on average each month in unit m?. Consider the rainfall to be uniformly distributed across catchment and use 30 days for each month in the calculation. 1 2 3 Total rainfall (mm) 45 14 Month 4 5 6 8. 9 10 11 12 24 13 20 24 17 25 21 37 43 65

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