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1 Summit County State of the River
2018 Operations Update Kalsoum Abbasi, P.E. Colorado Springs Utilities May 2, 2018

2 Yield Forecast April 1 Hoosier Pass: 89% Current: 103%

3 Yield Forecast April 1 streamflow forecasts (50% exceedance probability): Dillon Reservoir Inflow 84% (May 1 ESP ~ 85%) Green Mountain Reservoir Inflow 82% (May 1 ESP ~ 81%) Colorado River near Dotsero 80% (May 1 ESP ~ 72%) Forecast based on Hoosier Pass SNOTEL and NRCS streamflow forecasts – April: 11,000 acre-feet HOWEVER, doubtful that the river call will allow full diversion

4 Average Diversions & Supply
April 1 yield forecast: 11,000 acre-feet Average Blue River yield: 13,300 acre-feet Average Blue River diversion: 7,700 acre-feet Affected by: Terminal storage South Platte River call

5 2018 Operations Expect May yield forecast to be similar to April
Probably skewed too high based on conditions in the rest of the basin May divert approximately 6 – 8 KAF Terminal storage is average for this time of year May be called out by senior rights early Anything not diverted is bypassed to Blue River

6 Blue River Operations Questions?


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