The symbol shown below is from a northern hemisphere weather station that is fairly close to a hurricane. North is toward the to
p of the image. Where is the eye of the hurricane, relative to this weather station?
2 answers:
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Answer:
Explanation:
Given that:
Area = 475 acres
The length of the channel (L) = 6870 feet
The average water shield slope (S) = 100 feet/mile
Since; 1 mile = 5280 feet
Burst duration D = 15 min
∴
100 feet/mile = 100/5280
The average water shield slope (S) = 5/264
Using hydrograph method:
The time of concentration
where;
L = 6870
S = 5/264
min
Since 60 min = 1 hour
32.34 min will be (32.34*1)/60
= 0.539 hour
Lag time
The time to peak i.e
Since D = 15 min is not equal to , then we hydrograph apart from
duration lag time.
Then;
Now, we need to determine the peak discharge by using the formula:
where
484 = peak factor
Recall that A = 475 acres, to miles, we have:
A = 0.7422 mile²
∴