April-July runoff forecasts were increased over those issued last month in the Great Salt Lake Basin due to a continuation of cooler and wetter weather that maintained the high elevation snowpack. Volumes are expected to generally range between 70 to 115 percent of the 1961-1990 average. In the Sevier Lake Basin runoff from snowpack has generally ended and streams are receding. April-July volumes are expected to range between 45 to 75 percent of average.
