Just for my personal interest I looked at 10 years of Lake Granby water level and snowpack history. I thought I'd share what i found. In 2010 the water was as low as right now, the snowpack was only a little higher, but a lot of storms continued through mid-May and it still almost filled. In 2012 the water level was 10 feet higher than right now but the snowpack was really low, it only filled about 5 feet total and the water level was down 16 feet going into summer. In 2013 the water level was down 62 feet after winter, the snowpack was a little higher than right now and it was down 27 feet for summer. In 2014 there was tons of snow and it filled. Pretty much every year since it has filled, in 2018 it was still down 3 feet after the runoff. So there is still a chance (like 2010) but it could also easily be down 15 to 20 feet in summer. Colorado could be entering a serious water problem if late storms this year and snow next winter doesn’t fix it, I see Littleton is already rationing lawn watering. The lake is down about 29 feet right now and still dropping over an inch a day the last 4 days, we’ve lost ~13% of the snowpack already and it isn’t doing a thing so far. Sitting at 76% of normal snowpack for this date.
