April 1st forecasts have changed only slightly from those issued on March 1st. Current forecasts call for near to below average April-July runoff volumes in most of the Great Salt Lake Basin and near average volumes in the Sevier Lake Basin. With a few exceptions, forecast volumes now range from 75 to 115 percent of the 1961-90 average in the Great Salt Lake Basin and 90 to 115 percent of average in the Sevier Lake Basin. Snowpack conditions, expressed as a percent of average, decreased in most areas from early March and as of April 1st range from 80 to 120 percent of average over most of the eastern Great Basin.
