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RIO GRANDE BASIN <br /> Basinwide Conditions Assessment: <br /> The SWSI value of +0,6 indicates that for February R I O GRANDE 8AS I N <br /> the basin water supplies were normal. The National Weather '"face Omar'"""'"1""""" <br /> Service reports precipitation for February at 72% of average. <br /> [he Soil Conservation Service reports March 1 snowpack at ` <br /> between 90% of average with 87% of average in the <br /> headwaters of the Rio Grande to 150% of average in the <br /> _Culebra and Trinchera watersheds. Flow at the gaging <br /> station, Rio Grande near Del Norte, averaged 146 cfs for the <br /> month as compared to the 1961-1991 February average of 182 <br /> 11111 ill" <br /> cfs. Streamflows in most of the valley are forecast to be <br /> slightly below to very near average. The exceptions are the o '' <br /> Trinchera and Culebra creek watersheds, which are forecast -3 <br /> to produce above average flows, 163% to 165% of average <br /> 4ANe3 JAN•S JANe7 .1.49 JAM01 <br /> respectively, during the spring and early summer months. "` J"1e '4 <br /> A"00 <br /> '1 <br /> 4 <br /> 1‘ <br /> e2 <br /> hag.'TSAR <br /> Basin wide reservoir storage was at 92%of average on March <br /> 1. <br /> RIO GRANDE NR. DELNORTE <br /> JLo.!r.ATOV TEAK <br /> ,ea <br /> ,e° <br /> 1Sa <br /> ,.a <br /> 120 <br /> Y. „o <br /> so o <br /> 40 <br /> i°r <br /> ,a <br /> Oct No. C. Jon K. Mir CM <br /> MONTH <br /> G .kT 71140(70e7] ♦ car YIAA(ism • Ava • ,le2 <br /> REPERSENTATIVE RESERVOIRS <br /> mil]O N I a•3IN <br /> 7, <br /> is <br /> is <br /> •I ,a •'r <br /> • <br /> ®hY• Y�!Q•nt•nea ®Y]e!I3 0444 n.• <br /> 5 <br />