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Water Supply Protection
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8282.600.10.A
Description
Colorado River Annual Operating Plans
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Colorado Mainstem
Date
1/1/1998
Author
CWCB
Title
1999 Annual Operating Plan (AOP)
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<br />" <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />This month's high release rate of 5.000 cfs from Navajo Reservoir was done in part from our <br />regular reservoir operations combined with the need for providing a Spring peak hydrograph for <br />on going endangered fish studies. <br /> <br />Anyone needing funher information about the daily operations of Navajo Reservoir should <br />contact Rege Leach in the Durango Office at (970) 385-6500. <br /> <br />Glen Canvon Dam - Unregulated inflows to Lake Powell were about 131 percent of normal in <br />May. The National Weather Service June 5 forecast update for the April - July runoff was for 7,7 <br />MAF (100 percent of normal), and the May inflow was just as they predicted. They expect <br />inflows to gradually decrease during June to about 30,000 cfs. July inflows to Lake Powell are <br />then expected to be much below normal, <br /> <br />Inflows into Lake Powell have been relatively steady lately at about 50,000 to 55,000 cfs, <br />However, the cool weather this past week has slowed the high elevation snowmelt significantly <br />and Lake Powell inflow will now drop sharply to the low-30.000's cfs level during the next week. <br />This cool, wet pattern inconsistent with a weak correlation that the Upper Colorado River Basin <br />has for this type of weather during El Nino years. The northern part of the basin in the Green <br />River drainage received between I and 2 inches of precipitation during the last week. Lake <br />Powell current reservoir elevation is now about 3693 feet with a live storage of 23.2 MAF. We <br />expect Lake Powell storage to reach its highest level this year in early July, with a maximum <br />elevation of between 3695 and 3700 feet. <br /> <br />Average daily releases from Glen Canyon Darn on weekdays are about 19.000 cfs. Weekday <br />hourly flows will fluctuate between 15,000 cfs to 23,000 cfs, with flows about 14,000 cfs on <br />Sundays. We expect these releases to continue at this rate through August. <br /> <br />Reclamation has scheduled meetings for the preparation of the 1999 Annual Operating Plan for <br />the Colorado River System Reservoirs. The next working meeting will be held on June 30, 1998, <br />and a final consultation meeting will be held August 4, 199B. All meetings will be held in the <br />Commissioner's Conference Room. level 5, at the Las Vegas McCarren Airport beginning at 9:30 <br />am, <br />
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