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reading the trendline (no calculation needed), what would be the discharge of a 20-year flood? enter a number only.

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Likely discharge for 20 years is around 17,000 cfs according to the given trendline.

The amount of water that passes through a given cross-section in a given amount of time is known as the discharge, and it is typically measured in cubic feet per second (cfs) or cubic meters per second (cm/s) (cms). The stage is the height of the water's surface relative to a datum (often sea level). If there is a second rainfall event after the first, it might also be cut short by another peak in discharge. The peak discharge is the amount of water that a river can hold at one time following a rainfall event; if this level exceeds the bank's full discharge, a flood will result in which the river overtops its banks.

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