Show Heavy Stream Flow Expected E\.pected E.pected E .pected pected ExpectedL E.pectedL ' \ . L T Burgess chief hydrogra'oh-er hydrogra'oh hydrograoh er hydrogra'OhI hydrogra'Oher hydrograoher hydrogra'Oh- hydrogra'Oh hydrograOh hydrograoh- ' ' - - er of Colorado recently descnbed described descnbedth9.t describedthat describedthat th9.t th9t that . state states s prospects for heavy heavystream heavystream heavystream stream flow fiow In 1936 as 'the the ' the best in insears in\&ars in &ars ars sears \ ears & " Burgess based baeed ; his hlS predktion prediction predictionon predktionon on February 1 snow measurementsen measurementscri measurements en cri all aU the state states s major ma.Jor . watersheds watershedsThe watershedsThe watershedsThe The measurements were made at 45stations 45 45stations statIons in cooperation cooperaticn with theUnited the theUnitcd Umted Unitcd States bureau of agriculture agricultureengIneers agricultureengineers agricultureengineers engIneers and sho\\ sho sho showed shoed \ ed the depth of ofsnow ofsnow ofsnow snow to be considerable ccnslderabl considerabl3 above nor- nor normat normal nor normal - : mal mat A heavy depth of snow en the theI theColorado theColorado I Colorado liver llver watershed mdlcates indicates indicatesthat indicatesthat that extremely high wat water r In this thisI thisstream thisstream I ' stream may be expected next spring |