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Local rivers likely reached peak flow in March: Forecasts show little relief from high temperatures and low precipitation as reservoir operators make plans for release of irrigation water — Heather Dutton (AlamosaCitizen.com) #RioGrande #snowpack #runoff
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Local rivers likely reached peak flow in March: Forecasts show little relief from high temperatures and low precipitation as reservoir operators make plans for release of irrigation water — Heather Dutton (AlamosaCitizen.com) #RioGrande #snowpack #runoff
Rio Grande. Credit: The Citizen Click the link to read the article on the Alamosa Citizen website (Heather Dutton): April 13, 2026 Water Managers anticipate flows in the San Luis Valley’s rivers and creeks will be very low in spring and summer 2026. The Colorado Division of Water Resources Division 3 Engineer’s April 6 10-day report forecasted the total annual flow of the Rio Grande at the Del Norte gage will be 270,000 acre-feet, which is 42 …
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