Q2) At a reservoir, the following climatic data were observed. Estimate the mean monthly evaporation depth and the total monthly volume of evaporation from the reservoir using Rohwer's formula if the surface area of the reservoir is 3000 ha. Wind velocity at Temp. °C Relative Month 2m above GL Humidity % (m of water) (m/s)

Q2) At a reservoir, the following climatic data were observed. Estimate the mean monthly evaporation depth and the total monthly volume of evaporation from the reservoir using Rohwer's formula if the surface area of the reservoir is 3000 ha. Wind velocity at Temp. °C Relative Month 2m above GL Humidity % (m of water) (m/s)

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