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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8040.800
Description
Water Resources for Colorado
State
CO
Date
3/1/2004
Author
US Dept of Agriculture - Natural Resoruces Conservation Service
Title
Colorado Basin Outlook Report March 1, 2004
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<br />SOUTH PLATI'E RIVER Bi\SIN <br />as of Ivfarch 1, 2004 <br /> <br />Mountain Snowpack* (inches) <br /> <br />Precipitation* (% of average) <br /> <br />~Current -'-Average! <br />i_ivlaximum -.-il>linimum <br /> <br />..t\i10nthly ElYear-to-date I <br /> <br />30 <br /> <br /> <br />120 <br /> <br /> 25 <br />C 20 <br />...: <br />c <br />~ <br />r:I <br />.~ 15 <br />:::I <br />t1" <br />W <br />... <br />0 <br />- <br />I'll 10 <br />3: <br /> ~ <br /> v <br /> <br /> 100 <br />Ci) <br />C) 80 <br />III <br />... <br />Ql <br />> <br /><( <br />- 60 <br />0 <br />- <br />C <br />Ql <br />~ <br />Ql 40 <br />D.. <br /> 20 <br /> <br /> <br />o <br />Jan F eb r"lar Apr r,,1ay Jun <br /> <br />0, <br />Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May <br /> <br />*Based on selected stations <br /> <br />The l\tIarch 1 sno\v-pack measurements in the South Platte Basin are the lowest in the state at only <br />69~o of average. There is only 87% of the amount there was last vear at this time. The <br />~ '" J <br /> <br />measurements are highly variable, ranging from only 65% of average in the Upper South Platte <br />\Vatershed, to 82% of average in the Clear Creek \Vatershed. Vv11ile measurements are well above <br />the record lows at this time, without a very wet spring, water shortages are almost assured for <br />many areas in this basin. Precipitation during February was 83% of average, and the water year <br />total is only 73 % of average. _ The combined reservoir storage for 31 major reservoirs in the basin <br />is 83% of average, \,,'hich is about 53% more storage than last year at this time. The streamflow <br />forecasts for this runoff season do not provide much hope to ease any water shortage issues. All <br />of the streamflow forecasts for the runoff season remain below, to much below average at this <br />time. They are highly variable ranging from only 22% of average at the Inflow to Antero <br />Reservoir, to 91 % of average on Boulder Creek near Grodell. <br />
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