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EIA has a vast amount of data, reports, forecasts, analytical content, and documentation to assist researchers working on energy topics. For users eager to dive deeper into our content, we have assembled tools to customize searches, view specific data sets, study detail documentation, and access time-series data.

  • Data Query Tools: Allow researchers to customize inquiries focusing on specific areas of interest. Searchable databases return customer results on topics including specific energy sources, States, countries, and energy projections. Some of these tools include a table builder or interactive table viewer.

  • Time-Series Data: Direct access to many of EIA's time-series databases by energy source, States, energy consumption, and more.

  • Model Documentation: Detailed, transparent descriptions of the conceptual and methodological approaches and development to many of EIA's forecasting models and modules.

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  • Pacific Northwest water supply forecast to be near or below normal for 2012

    map of Forecast of Water Supply for April-September, 2012, as described in the article text
    Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Northwest River Forecast Center.

    The Northwest River Forecast Center's latest forecasts for 2012 show near- or below-normal water supply for April to September (the typical high hydro season). The map above shows observation stations in the watershed region of the Pacific Northwest with forecasts for the percent of normal water supply for that station. The colors of the stations represent forecasted water supply levels above normal (blue), near normal (green and yellow), or below normal (orange and red).

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