Show J WATER SUPPLY OUTLOOK U. S. Department of Conservation Service and State Engineer of UINTAH BASIN AND DAGGETT SOIL CONSERVATION J DISTRICTS OF UTAH AS OF APRIL 1964 GENERAL OUTLOOK While March weather brought k improvement in the water out- look for the streams in Daggett k County and for the Strawberry and Duchesne else- where forecasts have remained essentially the same as they were a month While water prospects remain in the on the north side of the Uintah Mountains t appears that streams near and Mountain View will yield about 75 to In the Burntfork to Manila area the outlook is with the to be about 85 to The forecasts in this report assume that average climatic conditions principally precipitation will prevail until the end of the forecast Appreciable deviations from average will correspondingly modi-by the STATE OUTLOOK Although March storms resulted in an improvement in this summer's water supply most of Southern Utah still has a very poor The majority of forecasts range from 40 to of Northern Utah's prospects are with most streams from the Utah Lake area and northward forecast at about 70 to 95 of Southern and Eastern Uintah Basin streams are forecast at 45 to while Yellowstone Creek to the Duchesne River forecasts range from 65 to Exceptions to the general pic-j ture Daggett County 75 to Parowan Creek near streams near Sheep Creek near Salina and Koosharem Reservoir inflow about 70 to San Pitch tributaries from north 65 to Rocky-ford Reservoir inflow near Chalk Creek and Weber River near and Bear River at 55 to |