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Platte River Water Issues
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South Platte
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US Army Corps of Engineers
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Water Management Monthly News Release
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News Release <br />US Army Corps 12565 West Center Road Contact: Paul Johnston <br />of Engineers Omaha, Nebraska 68144-3869 (402) 697-2552 <br />Northwestern Division Larry Cieslik <br />Public Affairs Office (402) 697-2575 <br />Phone: (402) 697-2552 Date: March 10, 2006 <br />Fax: (402) 697-2554 <br />Water Management Monthly News Release <br />OMAHA - Runoff into the system of Missouri River reservoirs was 1 million acre feet in <br />February, 96 percent of normal. The mountain remains slightly above normal for this time of the <br />year. <br />"We are pleased that the mountain snowpack remains slightly above normal," said Larry <br />Cieslik, Chief of the Water Management office here. It is 105 percent of normal in the reach above <br />Fort Peck and 96 percent in the reach from Fort Peck to Garrison, essentially the Yellowstone River <br />basin. <br />The amount of water currently stored in the reservoirs is 18 MAF below normal. Runoff for <br />the year is forecasted to be 20 million acre feet (MAF), 79 percent of normal. Normal runoff is 25.2 <br />MAF. System storage at the end of March is forecast to be 37 MAF. <br />Despite the near normal runoff in February, the total reservoir storage was not high enough <br />on March 1 for the Army Corps of Engineers to conduct the March spring pulse. There was <br />36.3 MAF of water in the reservoirs, below the limit of 36.5 MAF. <br />Another storage check will be taken on May 1 to determine if there is enough water in the <br />reservoirs to conduct the May pulse. <br />Six public meetings to discuss and answer questions about the 2006 Final Annual Operating <br />Plan will be conducted next month. The plan is available on the Northwestern Division website: <br />www.nwd.usace.armv.mil. The meetings will be held: <br />Apr 10 - Omaha, Neb., at 5 p.m. in the Northwestern Division offices, 12565 West Center Road <br />Apr 11 - St. Louis, Mo., at 1 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza Airport, 11228 Lone Eagle Drive <br />Apr 11- Jefferson City, Mo., at 7 p.m. at the Ramada Inn, 1510 Jefferson St. <br />Apr 12 - Williston, N.D., at 1 p.m. at the El Rancho Motor Hotel, 1623 Second Ave West <br />Apr 12 - Pierre, S.D., at 7 p.m. at the Governor's Inn, 700 W. Sioux Ave <br />Apr 13 - St. Joseph, Mo., at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 102 South Third Street
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