Colorado River flooding is likely to begin soon.
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A lot of that should fall as mountain snow, at least on the western end.
Ya, but it will be a dry run-off…
The flooding of the Mississippi is only just starting. There should be a second wave as more snow melts and as a result of the latest rains.
A few years ago, I was seeing predictions that the Glen Canyon Dam reservoir would never fill again. How high is it projected to get after this spring’s/summer’s runoff?