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JULY 1991 SWSI: COLORADO WATER SUPPLY CONDITIONS UPDATE, SURFACE WATER SUPPLY INDEX
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1991
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SWSI Monthly Report
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r <br /> SOUTH PLATTE BASIN <br /> Basinwide Conditions Assessment: <br /> The SWSI value of +1.7 indicates that the overall SURFACE WATER SUPPLY INDEX <br /> conditions are above normal. Reservoir storage, the key s South Platte River Darin <br /> component in this basin in computing the SWSI value, was ,_ <br /> 108% of average on July 1. Storage in the major plains W J. '4 1 , <br /> reservoirs increased by 20,899 acre-feet for the month. e ; '"� <br /> Storage in the major upper basin reservoirs increased by '- iiig <br /> , „• <br /> : ;; <br /> IMF <br /> 29,889 acre-feet for the month. With the exception of I"' ___ <br /> Spinney Mountain Reservoir which is at 81% of capacity, i D Iim -r— r7irl "" <br /> storage is at or near capacity. Precipitation was 149% of _,_ ' ' ` <br /> average for the month and is 90% of average for the water ,i <br /> year. Flow at the key gaging station, South Platte River near <br /> Kersey, averaged 2519 cfs for the month as compared to the -3- <br /> historic monthly average of 2971 cfs. A peak flow of 9670 cfs -4 " -- . _-- _ -- __.. <br /> JM512 JANG3 JANS4 JAN55 JAHR J4.1467 JAM22 JANOS 4060 JAII31 <br /> was recorded on June 3, 1991. Flow at the 122N115 YEAR <br /> Colorado/Nebraska stateline averaged 996 cfs for the month. <br /> Outlook: <br /> The streamflow forecast remains low throughout the <br /> basin. Irrigation began earlier than normal this year in SOUTH PLATTE RIVER NR. KERSEY <br /> Division 1 bringing senior direct diversion rights into play. now <br /> '"WATER <br /> YEAR <br /> Junior rights well be curtailed if hot,dry conditions continue. 2.a 41 <br /> 2.4 <br /> 2.2 <br /> Administrative/Management Concerns: 1 2 <br /> The upper basin was controlled by the Cheesman + 1.6 <br /> , /---- <br /> Reservoir call (June 1, 1889) through June 20 when the 1 <br /> 1.5 <br /> I! 1.4 <br /> Burlington direct diversion call (November 20, 1885) went r 3 1.2 " <br /> into effect. As conditions became drier the Union Canal call , <br /> (November 11, 1881) located below St.Vrain Creek went into . <br /> 0.5 <br /> effect followed by the Farmers Independent call (November <br /> 20, 1876)which is upstream. This remained in effect through 0.2 <br /> the end of June. The lower basin was controlled by the D - <br /> Oct Nov Dee Jan Feb Mereh April Vey June July Aug Sept <br /> District 1 Reservoir call (December 1, 1929) until June 25 MDMTH <br /> when it was ultimately replaced by the Fort Morgan Canal call '�""" DRY1g'1 <br /> (October 18, 1882). <br /> Public Use Impacts: <br /> Public water use should be relatively normal. Flow in South Platte Basin Reservoir Supplies <br /> the reaches of the South Platte River immediately below 250 <br /> Spinney Mountain Reservoir and Cheesman Reservoir are at 2D 7 <br /> 31 cfs and 48 cfs, respectively. Storage in Spinney Mountain 220A <br /> 200 Reservoir was 43,240 acre-feet on July 1, 1991. This = ,��/ \ <br /> represents a net increase in storage for the month of 16,302 a „D 77/f- <br /> acre-feet. 140 ` <br /> ....A\ <br /> r ,00 <br /> i <br /> .Ay\ <br /> • 217 ''\\ / .-\\ , ;\\ A-7 747 7/7 <br /> DI I Ion Horeetooth Eleven MI le ChMsolen Jeckeon goer Lake <br /> ® Avg. 2/30 Contents ® V3tvs1 Contents <br /> 3 <br />
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