General Information
The attached model run results cover the period of September 3, 2013 through September 23, 2013 and are based on the following assumptions:

Common Assumptions
1. CCFB Gates operate Priority 3 schedule for the entire forecast period.
2. The Delta Cross Channel gates were opened on June 14, 2013 at 10:00 am
3. All nine flap gate at the Old River at Tracy ag. barrier are being tidally operated as of June 3.  The Grant Line Canal ag. barrier was fully closed on June 19 with all flap-gates being tidally operated. The Middle ag. barrier is installed with all six culvert flap-gates tidally operated as of June.  On June 21 the weir elevation at Middle River was raised by 1 foot. 
4.  The head of Old River is not installed.
5. Suisun Marsh salinity control flashboards and boatlock were removed on May 29, 2013.  Three Suisun Marsh Salinity Control Gates are tied open as of May 21, 2013.
6. San Joaquin River flow at Vernalis is assumed to decrease from 598 cfs to 550 cfs by the end of the forecast period
7. San Joaquin River EC at Vernalis is projected to increase from 586 umhos/cm to 637 umhos/cm by the end of forecast period.
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Without Transfers
Sacramento River flow at Freeport is around 16,704 cfs near the beginning of the forecast period and decreases to 14,330 cfs by the end of the forecast period

With Transfers
Sacramento River flow at Freeport is around 16,704 cfs near the beginning of the forecast period and decreases to 16,150 cfs by the end of the forecast period

9.
Without Transfers

Jones pumping is around 3,600 cfs at the beginning of the forecast and increases to 4,200 cfs by the end of the forecast.

With Transfers

Jones pumping is around 3,600 cfs at the beginning of the forecast and increases to 4,200 cfs by the end of the forecast.

10. 
Without Transfers
CCFB intake is around 5,000 cfs at the beginning of the forecast period and decreases to 3,100 cfs by the end of the forecast period.

With Transfers
CCFB intake is around 5,000 cfs at the beginning of the forecast period and decreases to 4,500 cfs by the end of the forecast period.