| Show Water Future Good The water levels in the May 1 reading of snow courses remain remain remain re re- main well above the per have topped the per cent level most of the winter The readings were taken by the Soil Conservation Service and read as follows FAIRVIEW Mammoth Ranger Station Cottonwood Creek May 1 I 1965 snow depth water content May 1 I 1964 water water water wa wa- wa- wa ter content 1963 1962 1948 to 1962 average average aver aver- age e water content per percent percent cent of average catch for April inches Gooseberry Reservoir May Jr 1 I 1965 snow depth Water water wa wa- J.- J. ter level May 1 I 1964 water content 1963 1962 1962 1948 average per cent of average catch inches MAYFIELD HAYFIELD Beaver Dams May 1 I 1965 snow depth water content content content con con- tent 88 May 1 I 1964 water content 96 1963 81 1962 89 1962 1948 average water content 67 per cent of average average average aver aver- age catch for April inches Mt Baldy R. R S. S May 1 I 1965 snow depth water content content content con con- tent May 1 I 1964 water content 1963 1962 1962 1948 average water content per cent of average average average aver aver- age catch for fox April inches EPHRAIM I Headquarters May MayI 1 I 1965 snow depth water water water wa wa- ter content May 1 1964 water content 1963 14 3 1962 1948 to 1962 average average average aver aver- age w water ter content per percent percent percent cent of average catch for April inches Meadows May 1 I 1965 snow depth water content May 1 I 1963 water water water wa wa- ter content 1963 1962 1948 to 1962 average average aver aver- average age per cent of average average aver aver- age catch for April inches Seeley Creek R R. S S S. May 1 I 1965 snow depth water content May 1 I 1964 Water water water wa wa- ter content 1963 1962 1948 to 1962 average average average aver aver- age water content percent per percent percent cent of average |
