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JUNE 1998 SWSI: COLORADO WATER SUPPLY CONDITIONS UPDATE, SURFACE WATER SUPPLY INDEX
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1998
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SWSI Monthly Report
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. <br /> GUNNISON BASIN June, 1998 <br /> Basinwide Conditions Assessment: S <br /> The SWSI value of 0.6 indicates that for May the GUNNISON RIVER BASIN <br /> basin water supplies were near normal. Flow at the gaging 5_ Surface water Supply Index Hlatory - <br /> station Uncompahgre River near Ridgway averaged 266 cfs as 4- L <br /> compared to the long term average of 323 cfs. Storage in F .t. 'i- ,4. <br /> 3- — i Q1 <br /> Taylor Park, Crawford, and Fruitland reservoirs totaled 115% . If <br /> L <br /> of normal as of the end of May. 2- '" "� <br /> The south and west side of the Grand Mesa continue 1- � -r-- w.., <br /> to show above normal snowpack amounts. The Water i 0 i ti , _ g <br /> Commissioner reports that nearly all of the reservoirs are full _' # r N, ; it 111 <br /> and spilling, and there is still a lot of snow left on top of the _ ,`{ <br /> mesa. He also reports that the runoff in May has been very o -2 i 1 <br /> steady, and irrigators have had enough water to satisfy their -3- - <br /> needs. Most creeks in the Cedaredge will start having water <br /> JANB9 JAN90 JAN91 JAN92 JAN93 JAN94 JAN9S .JAN9S JAN97 JAN98 <br /> shortages in July. MONTW TEAR <br /> In other areas the dry May weather has caused <br /> farmers and ranchers to irrigate heavily. So far there has <br /> been enough water to satisfy their needs. <br /> Blue Mesa Reservoir near Gunnison has started to fill <br /> and should reach its full capacity without any problem. UNCOMPAHGRE RIVER NR. RI DGWAY <br /> Ridgway Reservoir on the Uncompahgre River will start to fill 200 FLOW BY WATER YEAR <br /> 190 <br /> around the first part of June. 180 <br /> 170 <br /> 160 <br /> Outlook " 150 <br /> 140 <br /> The spring runoff should be about normal in most 4 130 - <br /> areas,except for the Grand Mesa area which should be above ,1 1 120 g� 1uo <br /> normal. 11 90 <br /> z.V 90 <br /> is 70 <br /> Public Use Impacts 1 60 <br /> 50This should be a good year for water users in the 30 ' <br /> Gunnison and San Miguel basins. There will be sufficient 20 <br /> 10 <br /> amounts in the rivers and reservoirs for recreation 0 <br /> Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Morph April him/ Jun. Juiy Aud Sept <br /> opportunities. Irrigators will have ample supplies, especially I,3NTI.1 <br /> those that have reservoir water for late in the season. ``'9�' °'"`""' AVO x "'° <br /> REPRESENTATIVE RESERVOIRS <br /> 60 GUNNISON RIVER BASIN <br /> Z 60 <br /> �^ 50-,,/:/ .\\\\\ <br /> ■n <br /> a. 40 <br /> hF <br /> V <br /> a <br /> r <br /> 20:///\\,' <br /> 10 /7.\\ <br /> 0 /\ r/\- y///NV <br /> Taylor Park Crawford Fruitland <br /> ® Avg. 5/31 Conant. ® 5/31/98 Content. <br /> 6 <br />
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