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<br />001'167 <br /> <br />Page 7 <br /> <br />COLORADO RIVER <br /> <br />as of April 1, 1984 <br /> <br />STREAM and STATION <br /> <br />APRIL-JUL STREAMFLOW <br />Forecast % 20-YR <br />Acre-feet Average <br /> <br />APRIL-SEPT STREAMFLOW <br />Forecast % 20-YR <br />Acre-feet Average <br /> <br />PRICE RIVER <br />Scofield Reservoir Inflow <br /> <br />81,000 <br /> <br />214 <br />188 <br /> 250,000 114 <br />110 880,000 110 <br /> 1,350,000 .1?3 <br />126 1,420,000 123 <br /> 248,000 110 <br /> 60,000 113 <br /> 235,000 107 <br /> 540,000 118 <br /> 43,000 116 <br /> 34,000 130 <br /> <br />HUNTINGTON CREEK <br />Huntington nr, UT <br /> <br />92,000 <br /> <br />SAN JUAN RIVER <br />Pagosa Springs, CO <br />Navajo Reservoir Inflow <br />Farmington, N.M. <br />Bluff nr, UT <br /> <br />800,000 <br /> <br />1,250,000 <br /> <br />PIEDRA RIVER <br />Arboles nr, CO <br /> <br />NAVAJO RIVER <br />Edith, CO <br /> <br />LOS PINOS RIVER <br />Vallecito Reservoir Inflow <br /> <br />ANIMAS RIVER <br />Durango, CO <br /> <br />FLORIDA RIVER <br />Bondad nr, CO <br /> <br />LA PLATA RIVER <br />Hesperus, CO <br /> <br />All forecasts are based on the assumption that weather conditions the remainder of <br />the season will be near normal. Precipitation normals and streamflow averages are <br />based on the 20year period 1961-80. Forecasts prepared with the cooperation of <br />Garry Schaefer, SCS Snow Survey Supervisor, Denver, Colorado. <br />