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Drought Mitigation
Title
Seasonal Outlook Through September 2007
Date
5/15/2007
Description
Water Availability Task Force Meeting Presentation
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Statewide
Drought Mitigation - Doc Type
Presentation
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Experimental CDC “Forecast Guidance” <br />My final spring forecast (left) anticipated a dry season in western Colorado, juxtaposed <br />with a wet forecast east of the divide (this forecast was based on data through March).My <br />summer forecast (right) is slightly tilted towards a dry summer monsoon in NM and the <br />northern Front Range, while both AZ (into southwest CO) and northwest TX may look at a <br />ñ <br />wetter-than-average monsoon. If La Nia were to get under way this spring, the summer <br />forecast would remain fairly similar for AZ/NM, but probably drier for Colorado. <br />Sourcehttp://www.cdc.noaa.gov/people/klaus.wolter/SWcasts/ <br />: <br />
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