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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8210.137
Description
Colorado River Basin-Colorado River Basin Organizations/Entities-Colorado River Forecast Committee
State
UT
Date
2/1/1984
Author
NOAA
Title
Water Supply Outlook for Utah
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />. <br /> <br /> <br />Iff (~~q)2)j7?frflJiJ ,., <br />,!I, FeB 1<1 7~ f <br />~-- "' 7.984 ' <br />F. UTAH C;~~~~~)R.~DO.;;--_ / <br />ruary 1 084 ' ,.'. ',"r. YII.<1I~n I) <br />, :, :~I 0,... , <br />'., ' ,",) <br />.. J; <br /> <br />..r-~" <br /> <br />001723 <br /> <br />)I0RTHERN UTAH: The water supply s_look for northern Utah remains well above <br />nor~al. A drJ Janu~ry caused a doeVllward trend in the wacer supply forecast. <br />Forecascs ~re generally in the 130 to 220 percent range, down 10 to ;0 perce'"t <br />fr~m the J~uary 1 forecast. <br /> <br />J~uary ~recipitation over ~cr~hern Utah was well belo~ nor~al ranging frell 10 to <br />50 percent of ~verage. Se~3onal precipitation ~emains extremely high with ~oun~s <br />r~~gi~g :rom 130 to 215 percent of normal. Davis ~.d W~ber co~~ty reports were <br />generally in the 200 percenc range while t~e upper Provo and Weber River basins <br />averages dropped below 150 percent. <br /> <br />Observ"?d streanu"low throughout nortr.lern Utah C'.clll-cinued to :''.lI1 '/:e11 s.bove r..or!l1al. <br />Se9.sonal (October ~hrough Je.nuar:y-) TlL"'1off also re!T1e.ins '.!;'el~ s.bo7e rlor.:na: :'''9.~€.:.r..g <br />::L::-rn 17:':) J.:eI'ccY'~':' en ~he We-8er :::'i Ysr at Dak2.ey to .23'; pe!'c~Dt ~"'r::r 7,h.7 i:"'...flo-.v -:c <br />i] tah Lake. <br /> <br />Resel'yc-ir storage thrm.;.ghout norther!1 Utah is bei:1g ;,irawr.. down i::. prepare.ti'JTI tor <br />the e:~ec~ed ~igh r~~off this sprin~. 2cckport ~eservcir i~ 98 p~r~e~t ~f Lor~al <br />~hile Ec~o is dcwn to 31 percent 01 ~orDZ1. <br /> <br />3ci 1 COEserva ti'~n Ser'li ce snow meaS1.l!"ements LJn February 1 ',':ere 3"t:..ll well above <br />r:or:na1. 3ear' R.i~ler dr'3.inage} l4l~~; I..ogal1} 143%; I~gde!l, 145~~j Weber, l54~; ,Jordan <br />152% and Provo 143%. <br /> <br />'!:'he e:Le'/,-=.ti:)n OI~ the Great 0e.:..t La:{e on :8arl12.ry 1 was 4206.J'J feet aClove ~e2.I!. 3e2. <br />level. l~i.3 is ~,LO feet higher tha:1 'JIlE:: ::'"ec.r' 2.gc ~.t. thi.3 :.Lrne 2.nd 1:.40 feet <br />hign.er I:har: .]".s.l;."tl3.ry 2., 2.93L. T!1e ="e.ke is ~:':pec:.ej -So .2;:r;.tin1.:e "LO ri3e "to 2. !.'2ve2. <br />c.~" 4208. .JO to L.20S<. OJ feet, "tnre9 "S:) f ~u.r :"-221. ~'"li~her t~1a.."l t~'1e peak 12.sl:, yee.r_ <br /> <br />The F'2bruary l Uta~ L2.ke le~lel ',.'&S 3.36 feet abcve :::ornpl'Om2.2e, i.dent:cal <:'0 ttc <br />.]a~u3.ry 1. l'~ading. The JS1nU3.ry inflow was, 2.02.300 2.cre-feet. 136% Gi." :'J.or:n2.1. <br />Ti:is is tte 3~2.1le:st :i.:r..fl;JW a'ter2.ge since last Avril. 3~2sonal ,-:Ut~'::'CiW' [:<lS -:JeEYl <br />c"ler tp.~ tin:es ncr;-n.al. U~o.il Lake ~3 ~:qJectec: to rise :'0 5.'::::0 to 6.00 feet e.-:o'/e <br />CCffi"p:'o;~i3e this s}:J:"in~. <br /> <br />flood ~0teLtial for thi3 3prinsrs snc~me~t co~~i~~ss ~~ lock t~e~teni~g. A;ril <br />I,!u'ough July i'0reCaS7,:; ir:..iicat,e vGlL;JIlel,ri~ a.rn.ounts .:;nly sligh-::l.Y less th2.E "l,r:cse <br />received las~ year. Sprir~ weatherccnditions will plsy s very sigr.ificant role <br />:n D0W severe the flocding will be. If r.orthern Utah has a ceol: wet spr~r.g <br />si~il~r to last year: ~unof~ c0~~i~ions will be ex~r~~ely criti~~l. Eul, if <br />~recini~3ticn i3 below ~ormal ~p-j ~oder~te tempera~~es ~~e~ail, the flood <br />~oten~ial cC'.lld be d:-srnaT.ic2.11',r reducec.. <br />- . <br /> <br />30UI'H2Rt,! UTAli: ;.!"'J.e W2.ter supply :JutlGok fo~ SOtl"0hel'TI UtaI~ ~er.:.aiil3 hig~. ~owever' <br />a d!'y Ja~r:,2.ry reciu.::ed the spri:ug i"lcoc. yo-::.en-sial. <br /> <br />~iOJl.A - NATIONAL WEATHER SEHVICE <br />Gol'Jrado Basin Ri ~/e~ ?ore~Gst Center.. Se.l"'c Lake (~"i ty: l7!'e.h <br />G:2rald Williams, E~rdrolvgisT ir_ Ghe..rs8 <br />
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