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<br />3. In my experimental forecasts for April through June 2004, all but northwestern <br />Colorado show slightly wetter-than-normal odds, an upward trend compared to the last <br />two forecasts. Since April is often the snowiest month of the year in the higher Front <br />Range elevations, there still is hope for a belated recovery beyond April 1 st. <br />4. Bottomline: As anticipated, the last few winter months have not been favorable for the <br />north-central mountains of Colorado. With the establishment of a southern stormtrack <br />from California to Texas, there is still hope for at least near-normal moisture in March. <br />For April-June 2004, the northwestern plateau of Colorado is flagged as a potential <br />drought trouble spot, while the remainder of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona <br />have better than normal odds of receiving at least average moisture. A return of EI Nino <br />is still possible for the summer, but quite unlikely before the end of spring. <br /> <br />Meeting was adjourned at 3:20 p.m. <br /> <br />NEXT MEETING <br />The next meeting is being planned for Tuesday, April 13, 2004 at 1:30 p.m. <br />