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Today’s
Haines Index:

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The
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7 Day Pagosa Springs, Colorado Forecast At a Glance

Today

Friday

Independence Day

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Few TStorms

Scattered TStorms

Scattered TStorms

Few TStorms

Few TStorms

Partly Cloudy

Partly Cloudy

High 79
Low 48
30%          30%

High 77
Low 48
40%          40%

High 75
Low 47
40%          40%

High 76
Low  46
30%           30%

High 80
Low 49
20%          20%

High 82
Low 48

High 81
Low 47

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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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Thursday July 2, 2009 - 7:30am Update
Disclaimer

The big holiday weekend begins for some of you tomorrow.  And I wish I could report that the weather was going to be perfect.  All things are relative.  One person’s bad weather is another person’s good weather.  So this forecast should make everyone happy.  High pressure has shifted to our east and a trough is working its way across Arizona and into northwest Colorado.  This has cleared the way for subtropical moisture to move through Arizona and New Mexico and into southwest Colorado.  And it plans on sticking around for a while.  We are on our way to a high in the upper 70’s this afternoon with relatively calm winds.  We’ll see the sun peak out from time to time but the clouds will increase this afternoon and give us a 30% chance for showers and thunderstorms.  Some of the storms could produce gusty winds, heavy downpours, small hail and plenty of lightning.  Same story for tomorrow.  Friday’s high will be in the upper 70’s with a 40% chance for showers and thunderstorms.  Heavy rainfall remains a threat for Friday as well.  Your 4th of July will bring a continued 40% chance for showers and t-storms.  Since most of these storms need the heat of the day to help get them started we remain hopeful that the big parade will remain dry.  Saturday’s high will be in the mid 70’s.  Some dryer air will attempt to push in on Sunday but we’ll still have a 30% chance for showers along with a high in the mid 70’s.  Monday through Wednesday should offer us temps around 80 and enough moisture to keep the afternoon rain chances with us through the period.  So the rain chances continue.  Enjoy your Thursday!

Construction on Wolf Creek Pass...
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and contractor SEMA Construction, Inc. will begin a new phase of construction on US 160 Wolf Creek Pass Monday, April 6, 2009. CDOT awarded the contract to SEMA for $4.1 million to widen the roadway to create a rest area and parking facilities within the Rio Grande National Forest.

This construction phase involves a one-half mile stretch of US 160 east of the tunnel/Big Meadows CR 410 (between mile markers 175.1 and 176.8). Crews will be blasting and removing rock on the north side of the highway, constructing rock walls on both sides, installing a precast culvert and a prefabricated composting toilet building on the north side, realigning the roadway with the parking area (which will have seven regular parking spaces and three RV spaces) and upgrading guardrail on both sides to meet current federal safety standards. The parking facility on the south side will have the same number of vehicle and RV spaces.

DAYTIME DELAYS: Starting April 6, motorists can expect intermittent delays of up to 20 minutes (or more, as traffic is cleared in each direction) between the hours of 7:00 AM 5:00 PM Monday through Thursday and from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Fridays. No traffic delays will occur on Saturday or Sunday. The work will continue through November 20 but may be completed sooner, if weather conditions allow. There will be no work over the Memorial Day holiday weekend (Friday, May 22, through Monday, May 25) or the July 4 holiday weekend (Friday, July 3, through Monday, July 6).

For updated project and traffic delay information, or to leave questions or comments, the public may call the construction hotline at (719) 850-0429, or log on to www.dot.state.co.us/wolfcreekpass/.


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 July 2, 2009
FREE WALKS, TALKS, AND TOURS

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!

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Base Depth

0”

Last 24 Hours

0”

Last 72 Hours

0”

Last 7 Days

0”

Latest Storm Total

1.5”

08’-09
Year To Date Snow Total

119.5”

SNOTEL Year to Date
Precipitation % of Average for the San Juan River Basin:

100%

07’-08 Season Snow Total: 149”

06’-07’ Season Snow Total: 101”

05’-06’ Season Snow Total: 75.6”

04’-05’ Season Snow Total: 115.5”

Wolf Creek
Ski Area
Final Totals

Summit Base Depth

87”

Midway Base Depth

83”

Last 24 Hours

0”

Last 48 Hours

0”

Last 72 Hours

0”

Last 7 Days

0”

Latest Storm Total

3”

08’-09
Year To Date Total

451”

07’-08 Total

492”

06’-07’ Total

412”

05’-06’ Total

354”

Pagosa Springs
Averages

July 2009
Precipitation Total

0”

Year To Date Total
Precipitation

9.94”

Annual Precipitation
Average

20.21”

July  Normal
Precipitation

1.88”

Average July Snowfall
0”

Record July
Precipitation Total

5.84” in 1911

Record July
Snowfall Total

0”

July 2009
Snowfall Total

0”

4/09 Snowfall total 7”

3/09 Snowfall total 7.5”

2/09 Snowfall total 14”

1/09 Snowfall total 18.5”

12/08 Snowfall total 59.5”

11/08 Snowfall total 13.5”

5/08 Snowfall Total 2”

4/08 Snowfall Total 2.5”

3/08 Snowfall Total 2.5”

2/08 Snowfall Total 38.5”

1/08 Snowfall Total 51.5”

12/07 Snowfall total 42.5”

11/07 Snowfall Total 10”



 

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