Snowpack in the Roaring Fork Watershed is currently 17% of normal for this time of year. Only three of nine local SNOTEL sites still have SWE remaining, with the current average SWE measuring 2.4” (median SWE for this date is 14.0”). Following historically high temperatures in March, the Roaring Fork River in Glenwood Springs and Crystal River in Redstone likely both peaked on March 27 at 878 cfs and 414 cfs, respectively. With little snowpack remaining in the high country, it is unlikely flows will surpass these peaks. The previous lowest peak on the Roaring Fork River in Glenwood Springs was 2,110 cfs on June 2, 2012 (120 year data record). The previous lowest peak on the Crystal River in Redstone was 953 cfs on May 22, 2012 (70 year data record). Local rivers are currently flowing 36-95% of normal for this time of year.