Cold spring likely to extend water for recreation, irrigation
Recreation enthusiasts are predicted to get more time than originally forecasted to enjoy Lucky Peak, Cascade, and Deadwood reservoirs this year
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Recreation enthusiasts are predicted to get more time than originally forecasted to enjoy Lucky Peak, Cascade, and Deadwood reservoirs this year
Water scientists and system managers gave an update on Idaho snowpack, reservoir storage, and water supply forecasts on May 12.
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Reservoir levels are very low, and a drier pattern is expected for the next few months.
The Boise River System is at 122% of normal snow water equivalent, while the Big Lost Basin west of Idaho Falls, is at 139% of normal.