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SEPTEMBER 1997 SWSI: COLORADO WATER SUPPLY CONDITIONS UPDATE, SURFACE WATER SUPPLY INDEX
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1997
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SWSI Monthly Report
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RIO GRANDE BASIN September, 1997 <br /> Basinwide Conditions Assessment: <br /> The SWSI value of 2.6 indicates that for August the RIO GRANDE BASIN <br /> basin water supplies were above normal. Flow at the gaging 5 Six-face Water co 'Sil Index History <br /> station Rio Grande near Del Norte averaged 1,156 cfs, as 4_ <br /> compared to the long term average of 702 cfs. The Conejos 5- . <br /> r _,� <br /> River near Mogote had a mean flow of 338 cfs. Storage in r <br /> Platoro,Rio Grande,and Santa Maria reservoirs totaled 109% 2- <br /> of normal as of the end of August 1- 7 Alamosareceived 0. 2 inches of precipitation during Alain 9 P P � <br /> August,0.20 inches below normal. The high temperature was J <br /> 84° in Alamosa, the low 39°, and the average 62.7°, 0.3° -. :f <br /> a -2- 713 <br /> above normal. <br /> -3-, <br /> Outlook -4 , <br /> JANOa JAN89 JAN90 JAN91 JAN92 JAN93 JAN94 JAN95 JAMB JAN97 <br /> Stream flows in the Rio Grande, Conejos River, and „E„R„CIlI,i <br /> their tributaries during August were.well above average and <br /> should remain so as long as rainfall in the mountains <br /> continues. <br /> Administrative/Management Concerns RIO GRANDE NR. DELNORTE <br /> What a difference a year can make. Last August the FLOW BY WATER YEAR <br /> upper Rio Grande basin was in the throes of a significant <br /> drought caused by lack of snowpack or substantial rain. Last 5.5 <br /> year the flow in the Rio Grande near Del Norte averaged only cLa <br /> 223 cfs, which is 5 times-less than this month's flow. O.7 <br /> 0.9 - 1+ <br /> 41- <br /> Public Use Impacts u.- 5.5 <br /> �V <br /> Rain has done some damage to alfalfa'and hay crops 3 0.4 <br /> during harvesting. Some water users are benefitting from the 0.3 • <br /> increased flows. 0.2 <br /> 0.1 <br /> -0 <br /> Oct Nov Doc Jan Feb Meech April May June Ju Jy AuC Sept <br /> MONTH <br /> D WET(1987) O DRY(1977) p AVG X 1997 <br /> REPRESENTATIVE RESERVOIRS <br /> RIO GRANDE BASIN <br /> 3S <br /> 30- <br /> f 25- <br /> e j <br /> Sw <br /> g 15- <br /> r <br /> d <br /> 10 <br /> .//y\ /\ <br /> Rio Grande Olate-o Sonta►4r le <br /> ® Avq.8/31 Contents ® S 3N97 Contents <br /> 5 <br />
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