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Colorado River Flow Forecast Drops to 23 Percent of Normal
The June River Flow Advisory from the Bureau of Reclamation shows the Colorado River inflow to Lake Powell at 23 percent of normal due to low snowfall and May coolness. Flood stage shifts include 114 m3s at Westwater Canyon, 283 m3s at Cataract Canyon, Lake Powell at 1144.03 m elevation with rise to about 1114.96 m later this month, and releases through Grand Canyon planned to reach adequate levels for boating by June 17 with minimums near 85 m3s and averages above 228 m3s. Green River releases from Flaming Gorge continue near 85 m3s on weekdays, 34 m3s on weekends, with Fontenelle Reservoir releases around 14.16 to 17 m3s for the season, and the reservoir dropping toward 1824.2 m by fall, while Green River near Green River Utah flows around 170 m3s near its annual peak.