Multiple Teleconnection Index Based Prediction of Natural Flow

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Multiple Teleconnection Index Based Prediction of Natural Flow: Effective management of water resources in the western United States is a complex and challenging series of problems that increasingly requires decision-support systems to balance user demands with water supply. A key component of these support systems is accurate and robust forecasts of water availability at sufficient lead-time to allow managers to adjust the scheduling and volume of water delivery. Significant effort in forecasting of water availability over the over the previous 4 to 5 decades has yielded predictive models that provide managers reasonably accurate streamflow forecasts at seasonal (