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<br />- 2 - <br /> <br />Soil Conservation Service snow measurements indicate slightly below normal snow <br />packs in the upper Green and above normal snow packs in the basin below Flaming <br />Gorge Reservoir, Some basin averages: Green River above Flaming Gorge 90%, <br />Strawberry l49%, Duchesne l3l%, P~ice l59%, Huntington l8J%, and San Rafael 192%. <br /> <br />Flows fell considerably during January, however, records were still broken for <br />the third consecutive month at Green River at Green River, Utah and for ilUolcws <br />to Fontenelle and Flaming Gorge Reservoirs. <br /> <br />Flow during January on the Green River at Green River, Utah was l75,lOO acre-feet, <br />l5l% (a record), Yampa at Steamboat Springs was 7,800 acre-fee", 137%, inflow to <br />Fontenelle Reservoir was 54,300 acre-feet, 18l% (a record) and inflow to Flaming <br />Gorge was 80,300 acre-feet, 223% (a record). <br /> <br />Se~s~nal stre~~low, Qctober through J~uary f0r the Green River at Green River, <br />Utah was l,085,000 acre-feet, 224% of the 1961-80 average. <br /> <br />Reservoir storage in Fontenelle was 164,000 acre-feet, 69% of average end 43% of <br />capacity. Flaming Gorge end of month storage was 3,3l million acre-feet, 140% <br />of ~verage and 88% of capacity. <br /> <br />PSAK FLOWS <br /> <br /> Forecast Mean <br />Station Daily CFS <br />Yarr.pa at Steamboat ,"200 to 5000 !.laY 30 <br />Y 2JIlp a at Maybell 12000 to 14000 June 6 <br />I..ittle Snake Lily 6500 8000 \ 20 <br />near to May <br />\'fni te at Watson 3700 to 4700 I,lay 25 <br />Hu."1tir",ton near Huntington 700 to 900 ;',[ay ]l <br /> <br />SAN JUAN RIVER BASIN: The water supply outlook for the San Juan Basin is above <br />normal with forecasts ranging from l28 to 149% over the basin. The dry weacr.er <br />pattern during January resulted in a decrease of lO to 20% in the forecasts from <br />those issued a mon~h ago, <br /> <br />Precipitation during January was generally 30 to 50% of normal. Only one report <br />was above normal, Wolf Creek Pass 1 E received 4,76 inches - l20% of average, <br />Seasonal precipitation, October through January, generally ranges from llO to <br />160% with a few lower elevation stations below normal, <br />