Any bets on 50 ft water rise?

[KYKevin]

Just curious if any body thinks its going to go 50 or not? Maybe I'm bored, and just need to go fishing.
Have a good one all.
KyKevin.

 

[KYKevin]

Oh, my bet is it go's 50ft plus.

 

[David Fordham]

I think getting 10 more feet (9.47 actually) is doable...

 

[Jeremy Deakin]

Easy... I think Barts Place nailed it... 3630’ oh please oh please!

 

[Steve Moore]

Oh yes it’s going 50

 

[WaterMan]

I'm thinking more like 52.61' I need a vacation at Red Rock motel and more fishing gear.

 

[birdsnest]

You're all so selfish. The number is 3623

 

[Dave I.]

Just had a couple here yesterday from Glenwood Springs that said the cool down this past week (same cold front that dumped 2' of snow in CO) has really slowed the rivers down. Even here in Hanksville, we are only 47 degrees outside this morning. The weather has really slowed down the run off for the year. I don't doubt they will come back up a little when the temps rise and eventually see 3632.40'.

 

[birdsnest]

Just had a couple here yesterday from Glenwood Springs that said the cool down this past week (same cold front that dumped 2' of snow in CO) has really slowed the rivers down. Even here in Hanksville, we are only 47 degrees outside this morning. The weather has really slowed down the run off for the year. I don't doubt they will come back up a little when the temps rise and eventually see 3632.40'.

Waht a coincidence, that's the number you picked.

 

[Steve Moore]

Here in Green River Wyoming selling ice cream on the banks of the Green where Mr Powell launched his expedition. It’s still high. The White River was roaring going through Rangley. Could still see a lot of snow on the high peaks her in Wyo but nothing like Colorado. It’s still coming!!!

 

[Rivergoer]

60’ anyone?

Two scoops of salted caramel please.........

 

[SeaLegs]

The heat has finally arrived here in Southern Utah. June was Mayish and July is setting up to be Junish.

A 60' rise doesn't seem to be a crazy # anymore.

 

[KYKevin]

I would love to see 60+, all of our lake's hear in Emery Co are full, with snow pack left.

 

[Trix]

50 or 60 feet wood be great, but today's river flows above Powell at 35,000 cfs are half of last week's and well below yesterday's 53,000. I think our optimism may not be rewarded with 50 feet to 3618 (another 8 feet) -- hope I'm wrong.

 

[Steve Moore]

50 or 60 feet wood be great, but today's river flows above Powell at 35,000 cfs are half of last week's and well below yesterday's 53,000. I think our optimism may not be rewarded with 50 feet to 3618 (another 8 feet) -- hope I'm wrong.

The weather turned the temps down in the high country. They’re coming back up now. Fingers crossed the rivers will also

 

[Trix]

Steve, hope rivers can turn on again. No snow water equivalent graph any longer where I look, and snowpack at 1300 percent of normal means little with normal snowpack basically zero at this time. I guess I need to reread JFR's analysis. Maybe my perspective today is way off.

 

[Steve Moore]

Steve, hope rivers can turn on again. No snow water equivalent graph any longer where I look, and snowpack at 1300 percent of normal means little with normal snowpack basically zero at this time. I guess I need to reread JFR's analysis. Maybe my perspective today is way off.

There is a lot of snow up high. Steamboat mountain got 2 feet the first day of summer. My boy was out in a plow on Douglas which isn’t all that high.

 

[birdsnest]

2 or 3 more years like this would be awesome..

 

[Meatwagon]

50 or 60 feet wood be great, but today's river flows above Powell at 35,000 cfs are half of last week's and well below yesterday's 53,000. I think our optimism may not be rewarded with 50 feet to 3618 (another 8 feet) -- hope I'm wrong.

I would be ok 3618.6 but would like to see 60+ft this year and another winter just like the last one.

 

[Dave I.]

Another picture of the snow still left on the Henry Mountains outside of Hanksville. It's still more than just a skiff on the North sides and I have no doubt the Western Colorado mountains have more than this because of the elevation.

With temps rising, more water will be coming soon.