The definition of flood for residential policies includes all of the following, EXCEPT:    A: Land erosion caused by flooding.    B: Overflow of water from or tidal waters.    C: Sewer backup.    D: Water from the unusual and rapid accumulation of runoff from a heavy rainstorm.

A storm of 0.5 in/hr falls on a watershed with three time area blocks: (A: Area =100 ac, time to gage 1 hr, B: Area = 200 ac, time to gage = 2 hours, and C: Area - 300, and time to gage = 3 hours), Determine the discharge at the end of the third hour using the time area method: O a. None of the above O b. 200 cfs O c. 300 cfs Od. 100 cfs

You are in a 240-acre watershed and receive 7 inches of rain to fall in a 24-hour period, what is the Volmne? You are in a 240-acre watershed and receive 7 inches of rain to fall in a 24-hour period, what is the Surface Water? In the same scenario as questions 26 and 27 with the ground being 60% permeable, what is the the infiltraion? In the same scenario as questions 26 and 27 with the ground being 60% permeable, what is the the Run-off? In the same scenario as questions 26 and 27 with the ground being 30% permeable, what is the the infiltraion? In the same scenario as questions 26 and 27 with the ground being 30% permeable, what is the the Run-off?

Runoff data have been collected for a 4-hour storm over a 120 acre watershed as indicated in the table. If the total volume of water infiltrated during the storm was 3.0 Ac-ft and the Phi Index is 0.1 in/hr, sketch the rainfall hyetograph with EVERYTHING labeled appropriately. Also, report the depth and volume of precipitation (in inches and Ac-ft, respectively) for each 1-hour period.