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r <br /> i <br /> YAMPA/VVHITE BASIN <br /> Basinwide Conditions Assessment: 1 <br /> The SWSI value of +2.2 indicates that for June the YAMPA—WHITE RIVER BASINS <br /> basin water supplies were above normal. Flow at the gaging 5 surr.co WWtW SAPG y ndax Hl otory <br /> station Yampa River at Steamboat averaged 2,079 cfs as 4 s <br /> compared to the 1961-1991 June average of 1,834 cfs. The - <br /> weather was cool and wet through mid June changing to hot 3 x Y <br /> and dry through the end of the month. Stream flow peaked 2��- = <br /> for the second time on June 17 and are slowly receding. i • ; 2,7 ,� <br /> Some snowpack remains at the higher elevations and most a ativ— mTL _ �ati,' <br /> irrigation reservoirs are full. r "--' " . u ^i r'' }" <br /> g - r M._ , -,% , , 1r-\,,. <br /> Outlook: o T. <br /> : f : ',Pr',i y <br /> Streams originating at higher elevations will continue 3^ - % ; . ,. <br /> I <br /> flowing substantially through July, and lower elevation -4 , .. <br /> JANW4 JAN8S JANB6 JANB7 JAN88 JAN89 JAN90 JAN91 JAN92 JAN93 <br /> streams will approach base levels. There is no flooding 1.4DNTI-V YEAR <br /> expected of any stream within the basin and there should be <br /> sufficient water for the hay crops. <br /> Administrative/Management Concerns: <br /> Administration requirement are expected to remain YAMPA RIVER AT STEAMBOAT <br /> FLOW BY WATER YEAR <br /> normal for the rest of the summer. 600 <br /> Public Use Impacts: 500 <br /> Impacts on public use are expected to remain minimal ! <br /> for the summer. Above average stream flows provided 100 <br /> adequate water for kayaking, rafting, and fishing for most of <br /> OJ° 300 <br /> June. W g <br /> i <br /> 2. <br /> inc <br /> 0 <br /> Oct Nov (yc Jan Fob Mirch AP,,, MWY Jung July A. Sept <br /> MONTH <br /> 0 VET[198AJ O DRY(1977) A AVG x 1993 <br /> 8 <br />