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eleny

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4. Colorado Reservoir Storage Map (percent of average reservoir storage)

Reply to locks (Original post)

Thu Apr 16, 2020, 09:26 PM

Apr 2020

Scroll down to Reservoir > Maps and Graphs
Then click on Colorado Reservoir Storage Map (percent of average reservoir storage) and a PDF will open with the storage map as of the end of March 2020.

Don't pay too much attention to the % of Capacity number. Some reservoirs are so big that they might never be full. The % of Average is the instructive number for gauging the big runoff this June.

https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/detailfull/co/snow/waterproducts/basin/?cid=NRCSEPRD1308058

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I've seen it snowin' cold in the mountains [View all] locks Apr 2020 OP

At least a foot in Fort Collins. My pup and I did our usual 4 mile walk and not bad hlthe2b Apr 2020 #1

36"in two days? Goodness. Predicting 9" in COS tonight. But, we need the moisture. niyad Apr 2020 #2

10" here in Broomfield. beveeheart Apr 2020 #3

Colorado Reservoir Storage Map (percent of average reservoir storage) eleny Apr 2020 #4

A foot in Grand Lake mountain grammy Apr 2020 #5

I had a foot in Grand Lake once. Harker Apr 2020 #6

Ha mountain grammy Apr 2020 #7

Fifty years in Boulder, Loveland, and Drake... Harker Apr 2020 #8

my home for the last 35 years mountain grammy Apr 2020 #9