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Drought Mitigation
Title
Colorado Water Supply Conditions Report
Date
9/14/2005
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Drought Mitigation - Doc Type
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<br />YAMPAlWHITE BASIN <br /> <br />Basinwide Conditions Assessment <br />The SWSI value of -0.4 indicates that for August the <br />basin water supplies were near normal. Flow at the gaging <br />station Yampa River at Steamboat was estimated at 107 cfs, <br />as compared to the long-term average of 152 cfs. <br />While not as dry as July, August brought below <br />average precipitation across the basin. Precipitation, as <br />recorded at the SNOTEL sites operated by. the NRCS, <br />totaled 83% of average for August and 94% of average for <br />the water year. Following the dry July. river flows dropped <br />below normal level on the majority of rivers and streams in <br />the White, Yampa. and North Platte river basins in August. <br />The two exceptions to this flow situation were the Elk River, <br />a tributary to the Yampa, and the Yampa River near Craig. <br />Both of these stations reported above average flows for <br />most of August. The above average flows at the Craig gage <br />were due in part to releases from Elkhead Reservoir in <br />connection with construction activities at the dam site. <br /> <br />Outlook <br />The September forecast predicts <br />temperatures and precipitation for the basins. <br />demands should begin to decrease as cooler <br />temperatures mark an end to the growing season, <br /> <br />average <br />Irrigation <br />nighttime <br /> <br />Administrative/Manaaement Concerns <br />The low flaws in the. Yampa. River .at the Maybell <br />gage are approaching "tlie threshold where releases may be <br />made by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the <br />endangered fish species in the critical habitat area below <br />Craig, Coiorado. Such releases may require regulation of <br />diversions on the lower Yampa drainage depending on the <br />demands of water rights for native flow. <br /> <br />Public Use Impacts <br />Flows in the rivers and streams are below normal in <br />most of the basin resulting in minimal boating activity. <br />Reservoir levels remain normal for most recreational uses. <br /> <br />8 <br /> <br />Sep-05 <br /> <br />~~ <br /> <br />, <br />~ <br /> <br /> <br />. <br />o <br />. <br />> . <br />~ <br />z <br />-., <br /> <br />~ <br />a <br />, <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />_........J.MXl.1or>41_'-"OS~.-,.Ql <br />~,- <br /> <br />Y!>M'A RIVER AT ~T. R.ON rt( WAlER YEAR <br /> <br />""0CIl <br /> <br /> /' l-- <br />. . / <br /> / <br /> / / <br /> !/ <br /> /' <br /> <br />OXl.OCIl <br />. <br />~""0CIl <br />~ <br />g400,cxx> <br />~ <br />~:m.COO <br />S <br />~:m,coo <br />a <br /> <br />l00,COO <br /> <br />o <br />O:t/'bJDecJan <br /> <br />RibPwDmApiMly..k.neJUy,4u,JSep: <br /> <br />___1M;T(1964) <br /> <br />--mY(1977) <br /> <br />~AVG <br /> <br />....."'" <br />
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