Runoff volumes for the April-July period are expected to range from near 70 to 110 percent of the 1961-90 average in the eastern Great Basin. The latest forecasts indicate an increase over those issued in January due to an increase in snowpack. The most significant increase was in the Great Salt Lake Basin where snow water equivalent values range from near 70 to 140 percent of average as of February 1st. In the Sevier Lake Basin, where January precipitation was highly variable and the snowpack increase less dramatic, snow water equivalent values range from 70 to 110 percent of average.
