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5/22/2000
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WSP Section - Colorado River Basin Issues - San Juan Basin Section 7 Consultation Issues
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<br />COLORADO BASIN <br /> <br />Basinwide Conditions Assessment <br />The SWSI value of -0.5 indicates that for April the <br />basin water supplies were slightly below normal. The Natural <br />~esources Conservation Service reports that May 1 <br />owpack is 84% of normal. Flow at the gaging station <br />olorado River near Dotsero was 1,571 cfs, as compared to <br />the long-term average of 1,818 cfs. Storage in Green <br />Mountain, Ruedi, and Williams Fork reservoirs totaled 126% <br />of normal as of the end of April. <br /> <br />Outlook <br />Snowpack for the Upper Colorado River basin as of <br />May 1 was 84% of normal, ranging from 128% at Willow <br />Creek Pass to 46% at McClure Pass and dropping <br />consistently through early May. Since streams are peaking <br />earlier than normal, this may leave diverters with less water <br />sooner. Reservoir storage in the Colorado River basin is <br />37% above average, allowing adequate availability to .those <br />depending on upstream storage water. <br /> <br />Administrative/Manaoement Concerns <br />Major reservoir operators - Denver Water, USBR, <br />Colorado River District and Northern Colorado Water District <br />- are attempting to 'augment' the peak fiow on the Colorado <br />River to enhance the fish population. The operators will try <br />to enhance the peak, as measured at the Cameo gage for <br />the 15-Mile Reach, by making additional releases while still <br />obtaining fills in their reservoirs. The reservoirs participating <br />in this year's coordinated reservoir releases include Dillon, <br />Green Mountain, Granby, Willow Creek, Wolford and Ruedi. <br /> <br />.bliC Use Imoacts <br />Fruit growers in the Grand Valley are anticipating a <br />tenfold increase from last year in production for this summer. <br />Weather for May indicates no frosts for the peach, apple, <br />grape. pear and cherry orchards. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />May-DO <br /> <br />a::t.O'W:lOBASlNSN31-1S'TCRY <br /> <br />:r <br /> <br />e <br />w <br />. , <br /> <br /> <br />w <br />3, <br />~ <br />x <br />~ . <br />. <br /> <br />> ., <br />" <br />c <br /> <br />., <br /> <br />., <br /> <br />.....91 J.>.92 ~ Joo>.ioI Ja'>.95 ~.JM.f7....9Il J.1ro.9i.-..oo <br />""","1_ <br /> <br />COl.OPAOO RIVER NR. OOTSERO. FlOW BY WATER YEAR <br /> <br />3,&0,000 <br /> <br />-, ""-- -.....-. r- -----r- .-..-- "-...-......----- -.-..-...- <br />I I v"'- <br /> V <br /> / <br /> V - <br /> / <br /> Y ,/ - <br /> ....-c <br /> <br />3,000,000 <br /> <br />~ <br />~ <br />~ 2.500,000 <br />~ <br />~2.000.COO <br />~ <br />~ <br />~ 1,500,000 <br />~ <br />< <br />~ <br />~ 1,000,000 <br />~ <br />" <br /> <br />500.000 <br /> <br />o <br />O::l f\bv Dee Jan FeD MYdl Api! May JI.J1e JiJy Aug Sept <br /> <br />__1NET(1984) <br /> <br />--ORY(19n} <br /> <br />~AVG <br /> <br />-><-2000 <br /> <br />REflRESe(rATlVE RESEfMJlRS <br /> <br />000001 <br />70.000 <br /> <br />00.000 <br /> <br /> <br />.. <br />" <br />~ 9J,<XXl <br />u <br />. <br />.; <br />~40.00J <br />6 <br />,;; <br />~:l).COO <br />. <br />~ <br />>0.000 <br /> <br />10,em <br /> <br />GrEen MuJtaJn R.m <br /> <br />VWli;m; Fa1< <br /> <br />IIA"9-4I3:ICa191lS <br /> <br />i14f.mXlCcntY1ts <br /> <br />7 <br />
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