The Arkansas Basin Climate Report Part 1 -- Remembering where we ve come from
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1 The Arkansas Basin Climate Report Part 1 -- Remembering where we ve come from Nolan Doesken State Climatologist (retired) Colorado Climate Center / Colorado Water Institute Colorado State University Arkansas River Basin Water Forum 11 April 2018 La Junta, CO
2 Topics A quick review of our observed past (temps., precip., snowpack, streamflow, etc. An appeal for rain gauge volunteers An opportunity to show what you know and what you don t and possibly win a gauge
3 Rocky Ford, CO Average Spring Temperature Spring Max Spring Min 80 Average Temperature (degrees F) Year
4 100 Rocky Ford, CO Average Summer Temperature Summer Max Temp Summer Min Temp Average Temperature (F) Year
5 Rocky Ford, CO Average Fall Temperature Fall Max Temp Fall Min Temp 80 Average Temperature (degrees F) Year
6 Rocky Ford, CO Average Winter Temperature Winter Max Temp Winter Min Temp 80 Average Temperature (degrees F) Year
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12 35 Porphyry Creek Snow Course April 1 Snow Water Equivalent Snow Water Equivalent (inches of water) Year
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16 Drought never leaves us alone for long Photo by Lyric Lucero 2013 Manzanola, CO
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18 Precipitation is incredibly important and perplexingly variable Photo Credit: Henry Reges
19 No two years are ever the same
20 And we could use your help!
21 If you are interested in contributing your DOT ON THE MAP, please join the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network or see me today
22 28 Sep 2017 Our last really wet day Is your data point on this map? 22
23 ARBWF Climate Trivia Quiz Time (your chance to win -- or NOT) Support for this project provided by NSF Informal Science Education Program, NOAA Environmental Literacy Program and many local charter sponsors.
24 Question 1 Of the following Arkansas River Basin weather stations which is the driest and which is the wettest based on averages Leadville Buena Vista Salida Canon City Pueblo Res. Pueblo airport Fowler Rocky Ford La Junta Las Animass John Martin Res. Lamar Holly
25 Question 2 What was the highest temperature measured in 2017 here at the La Junta airport a) 98F b) 100F c) 102 F d) 104F e) 106F f) 108F
26 Question 3 During the past 5 months of winter (Nov Mar ) Salida lived up to its reputation for being the Rocky Mountain banana belt How many days out of this 151-day season did the temperature climb to 50F or higher at the Salida CoAgMET weathe station? a) 42 b) 67 c) 92 d) 117 e) 148
27 Question 4 It has been observed that all areas of Colorado are warmer now than prior to 1980 Which major watershed has shown the least warming based on National Weather Service weather station data a) Arkansas b) Colorado c) Platte d) Republican e) Rio Grande
28 Question 5 In recent years, which season of the year has shown the greatest warming trend a) Winter b) Spring c) Summer d) Fall e) other
29 Question 6 Based on standard linear regression statistical techniques, has precipitation in the Arkansas River Basin been trending a) Higher b) Lower c) No significant Trend observed
30 Question 7 What is the largest (based on cross section diameter) hail stone you have ever witnessed live and in person? (The official CO state record is 4.5 If you ever see a larger stone, please document carefully, freeze and REPORT IT to the NWS Office in Pueblo ASAP
31 Question 8 Tie Breaker if needed In Water Year 2017 (Oct 2016 Sep 2017) the Ordway NWS Cooperative Weather station was how many inches above or below their long-term climatological average precipitation
32 Question 9 OK, not a question, just a statement A few months ago, NOAA s National Center for Environmental Information (NCEI) finally confirmed the new record 24-hour precipitation total for Colorado The old record was set in Holly Colorado June 17, 1965 The new record is set at a USGS gauge at Fort Carson Sep 12, 2013 Oh, btw, the Arkansas Basin also holds the records for most dry days in a year and the least precipitation in a year (1939 and 2002)
33 So, How did you do on the 2018 ARBWF Climate Trivia Quiz? Add up your correct answers and let s see who won
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