It looks to me like the Upper Colorado Basin has about ten more snow melt days ahead, and the Green River Basin has about twenty.
I figure (10 days * 0.8 feet/day) + (10 days * 0.4 feet/day) = 12 feet of rise above the current level by mid-July. This puts the level up close to the long-term average for mid-July, and of course doesn’t include any possible additional runoff from rain.
Ahhhh, those were the days. 😉
Snowfalls are now a thing of the past. Expect more snowlackof with global warming.