Taal lake has five sub areas covering its entire catchment surface area. Its water surface elevation is 640m above mean sea level. During a storm event, data given below was recorded. Calculate the new water surface elevation after the storm event. Assume that there is no contribution to or from evaporation & infiltration. Sub Areas Area (km^2) Outflow runoff (cm) Inflow runoff (cm) PH Rainfall Advisory Talisay 58.55 61.00 42.00 RED San Nicholas 81.97 39.00 45.00 ORANGE Laurel 35.13 20.00 47.00 YELLOW Agoncillo 18.74 52.00 126.00 ORANGE Balete 39.81 32.00 20.00 RED The average outflow runoff is cm The average inflow runoff is cm The mean precipitation using Thiessen polygon method is mm The mean precipitation using arithmetic mean method is mm The new water surface elevation is m

Taal lake has five sub areas covering its entire catchment surface area. Its water surface elevation is 640m above mean sea level. During a storm event, data given below was recorded. Calculate the new water surface elevation after the storm event. Assume that there is no contribution to or from evaporation & infiltration. Sub Areas Area (km^2) Outflow runoff (cm) Inflow runoff (cm) PH Rainfall Advisory Talisay 58.55 61.00 42.00 RED San Nicholas 81.97 39.00 45.00 ORANGE Laurel 35.13 20.00 47.00 YELLOW Agoncillo 18.74 52.00 126.00 ORANGE Balete 39.81 32.00 20.00 RED The average outflow runoff is cm The average inflow runoff is cm The mean precipitation using Thiessen polygon method is mm The mean precipitation using arithmetic mean method is mm The new water surface elevation is m

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