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The document is the NWS FORM E-5, a monthly report from the National Weather Service detailing river and flood conditions in the San Joaquin hydrologic service area for March 2012. It highlights that no flooding occurred during the month, but significant precipitation was recorded, marking the first wetter-than-normal month since October 2011. The report describes three major storms that brought rain and snow to the region, resulting in beneficial water replenishment despite ongoing drought conditions.

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Begin by entering the recipient's name in the 'TO' field, ensuring accuracy for proper distribution.
Fill in the 'HYDROLOGIC SERVICE AREA' with 'VALLEY - HANFORD, CA' to specify the reporting area.
Indicate the 'REPORT FOR' month and year, using dropdown menus or text fields as provided.
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