From: feed.supplier@somewhere.cbr   
      
   Hello everyone, I hope I have come to the right place.   
      
   I need help identifying the regime of a river in Trentino, Italy. It is a   
   heavily regulated river, of which I have the   
   hydrometrical data: https://www.floods.it/public/DatiStorici/DSd   
   wnload.php?Arg=Ponte%20Arche&Corpo=fiume%20Sarca&Type=Portate   
    of a station located some kilometers downstream a dam. Analyzing the data, I   
   have observed that the river presents a very low flow (due to the water   
   abstraction for power production) with very high and isolated peaks in the   
   second half of the year.   
      
   My hypothesis is that these peaks are the result of sudden water releases from   
   the dam, which occur because of heavy rains and maybe snow melt in the second   
   half of the year. Do you think this is a reasonable explanation? What could be   
   other reasons    
   behind the high flow peaks?   
      
   Thank you in advance   
      
      
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