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Current San Juan River Stage
The following graph shows the current San Juan River stage in downtown Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Click on the graph to be taken to the NWS Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service page for more river details..
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K.K. Paddywhacks Presents:
San Juan River Historical Data!
CLICK HERE
to see yearly maximum and average daily flow rates for the San Juan River in downtown Pagosa Springs, Colorado!
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Turn Around Don’t Drown!
What is T.A.D.D.?
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Friday May 9, 2008 - 8:45am Update
The showers that passed through Pagosa yesterday didn’t amount to much here at PagosaCam headquarters. Along with a couple of claps of thunder we received .01” of rain mixed with a few ice pellets. Just enough to get the cars dirty. And now our rain chances are diminishing for the next few days. Another Pacific trough is moving across northern Utah this morning and will push into northeastern Colorado later today. This will keep rain and snow chances in the forecast for the northern and central mountains, but more than likely won’t bring much if any precipitation this far south. We’ll keep that slight chance for an isolated mountain shower in the forecast for the higher elevations. We’ll warm into the upper 60’s this afternoon with a SW wind picking up this afternoon 15 to 20 mph. We’ll cool tonight into the mid 20’s. More of the same for tomorrow with a high in the mid 60’s and a SE wind 5 to 15 mph that will swing around to the NW in the afternoon. Mother’s Day is looking rather nice with continued partly cloudy conditions and a high in the upper 60’s to around 70. The winds will continue out of the SW 10 to 15 mph. Monday will be a repeat of Sunday with our high back up around 70. And it will be (act surprised) breezy on Monday as well ahead of the next trough that will approach southwest Colorado on Monday bringing our next chance for a few showers or t-storms Monday night into Tuesday. The precipitation chances will stick around maybe into Wednesday. Our highs will range from the mid 60’s on Wednesday to near 70 by Friday. And it still looks like a large high pressure ridge will move in late next week drying us out (even more) and warming us up. In the meantime, enjoy your Friday!
Latest Press Release: May 7, 2008
We’re pleased to announce that PagosaCam will now be publishing Press Releases from Visitor Information Services of the San Juan Public Lands, Pagosa Ranger District. Click HERE (or on the U.S. Forest Service button above) to learn about controlled burns, Forest Service road closures/openings, and much more!
Click Here To View Pagosa Snow Slideshow
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Click here to find out why you are sneezing!
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Pagosa Rain/Snow Tracker
NEW! You asked, so I have added the daily snowfall totals for November ‘07 through today! You’ll find the info on the WX Graphs page by Clicking Here and scrolling down about halfway to the section called “2007/2008 Season Snowfall Details”.
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PagosaCam
Headquarters
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Base Depth
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0”
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Last 24 Hours
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0”
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Last 72 Hours
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0”
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Last 7 Days
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0”
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Latest Storm Total
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2”
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07’-08
Year To Date Snow Total
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147”
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SNOTEL Year to Date
Precipitation % of Average for the San Juan River Basin:
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108%
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06’-07’ Season Snow Total: 101”
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05’-06’ Season Snow Total: 75.6”
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04’-05’ Season Snow Total: 115.5”
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Wolf Creek
Ski Area
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Summit Base Depth
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129”
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Midway Base Depth
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116”
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Last 24 Hours
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Last 48 Hours
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Last 72 Hours
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Last 7 Days
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Latest Storm Total
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13”
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07’-08
Year To Date Total
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492”
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06’-07’ Total
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412”
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05’-06’ Total
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354”
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Pagosa Springs
Averages
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May 2008
Precipitation Total
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.01”
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Year To Date Total
Precipitation
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12.03”
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Annual Precipitation
Average
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20.21”
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May Normal
Precipitation
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1.20”
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Average May Snowfall
.9”
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Record May
Precipitation Total
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4.25” in 1992
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Record May
Snowfall Total
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14” in 1978
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May 2008
Snowfall Total
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0”
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4/08 Snowfall Total 2.5”
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3/08 Snowfall Total 2.5”
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2/08 Snowfall Total 38.5”
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1/08 Snowfall Total 51.5”
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12/07 Snowfall total 42.5”
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11/07 Snowfall Total 10”
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P.O. Box 1942 Pagosa Springs, Colorado 81147-1942
Hours: 9:00am to 4:00pm (MST) Monday - Friday (Closed Wednesday’s)
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