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M E M O R A N D U M
DATE: June 22, 2022
TO: Mayor Arndt and Councilmembers
FROM: Jared Heath, Watershed Specialist
THROUGH: Kelly DiMartino, City Manager
Kendall Minor, Utilities Executive Director
RE: 2022 Spring Water Quality Update – Upper Cache la Poudre Watershed
Bottom Line:
The Upper Cache la Poudre (CLP) Watershed Collaborative Water Quality Monitoring Program
is a partnership between the cities of Fort Collins, Greeley, Thornton, and Soldier Canyon
Drinking Water Authority. The goal of this shared monitoring effort is to assist the participants
in meeting current and future drinking water treatment goals by reporting current water quality
conditions and trends within the Upper CLP watershed. The attached water quality update
provides a summary of temperature, snowpack, streamflow, and water quality conditions
monitored in the Upper CLP watershed during the 2022 spring season.
Background:
The seasonal water quality updates are designed to inform the Upper CLP Watershed
Collaborative Monitoring Program partners, their customers, and other community stakeholders
about the condition of our source watershed and the quality of the raw CLP River drinking water
supply. This seasonal reporting effort began in 2015 to provide a succinct and timely summary
of current-year conditions in the Upper CLP Watershed. Seasonal updates are published for the
spring, summer, and fall seasons. In depth water quality reporting is done through annual and
five-year technical reports. Water quality reports and seasonal updates are made publicly
available on the Fort Collins Utilities website, fcgov.com /source-water-monitoring.
Spring 2022 Highlights:
Spring water quality monitoring captures water quality conditions from the start of snowmelt
runoff to near peak streamflow in the CLP River. Water quality conditions var y with changes in
elevation, hydrologic and weather conditions, and other potential watershed impacts.
Snowpack conditions in the Upper CLP watershed were near normal by the end of the 2022
snow accumulation season. The maximum amount of water stored within the snowpack
measured 104 percent of normal. While air temperature measured slightly below average and
precipitation measured above average, there was only a slight improvement in drought
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conditions across the watershed. Streamflow in the Poudre River near the canyon mouth
measured 120 percent of average over the spring season.
As expected, water quality conditions were variable over the spring 2022 monitoring season.
Key water quality indicators measured within the expected spring water quality conditions
(baseline); however, some noteworthy differences were observed compared to baseline
conditions. The most notable changes were driven by excessive amounts of sediment and ash
that were introduced to the river from the Cameron Peak Fire burn scar during the 2021 monsoon
season. As streamflow increased during the spring 2022 monitoring season, this material was
resuspended and transported downstream, which impacted water quality conditions throughout
much of the Upper CLP watershed. Despite the challenging water quality conditions in the
Poudre River during the spring season, drinking water supplied to Utilities customers remained
clean and safe.
CC: Jason Graham, Director of Water Utilities
Jill Oropeza, Water Quality Services Director, Utilities
Richard Thorp, Watershed Program Manager, Utilities
Water Commission
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Upper Cache la Poudre Watershed Collaborative Monitoring Program
SPRING 2022 WATER QUALITY UPDATE
Source Water Monitoring
The Upper Cache la Poudre (CLP) Watershed Collaborative Water Quality Monitoring
Program is a partnership between the cities of Fort Collins, Greeley, Thornton, and Soldier
Canyon Drinking Water Authority. The program helps these water providers meet present
and future drinking water treatment goals.
Water quality monitoring of our raw (untreated), CLP River drinking water supply is
conducted April through November. Monitoring sites are strategically located throughout the
Upper CLP watershed and data provide valuable information about the health of our source
watershed and quality of our raw water supply.
The Spring 2022 Water Quality Update provides a seasonal summary of watershed
conditions in the Upper CLP watershed by highlighting weather, snowpack, and streamflow
conditions over the spring season (March – May), as well as water quality information
collected April and May.
Water quality during spring snowmelt runoff is highly variable. To better capture this
seasonal variability, monitoring is conducted two times per month. Results are reported
for six key monitoring sites located throughout the Upper CLP watershed. Monitoring sites
capture water quality conditions above and below major tributaries and near water supply
intake structures (Figure 1). Current water quality conditions are compared to baseline water
quality conditions collected from 2008 to 2012.
Figure 1 – Upper CLP Collaborative
Monitoring Program water quality
sampling sites and real-time water
quality instrument locations.
JWC - Joe Wright Creek above the
confluence with the Poudre River
PJW - Poudre River above the
confluence with Joe Wright Creek
PBR - Poudre River below Rustic
PSF - Poudre River below the
confluence with the Little South Fork
PNF - Poudre River above the
confluence with the North Fork at
the City of Fort Collins’ Intake
PBD - Poudre River below the
confluence with the North Fork at
the Bellvue Diversion
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Temperature
Air temperature measured at the Joe Wright Snowpack Telemetry (SNOTEL) station over the 2022 spring season was 0.1°F cooler than
the long-term average and ranked as the sixteenth coldest spring on record (out of 33 years). Monthly mean air temperature was below
average in March and April, and above average in May (Table 1).
Temperature
2022
(ºF)
Average
(ºF)
Departure
(ºF)2022 Rank
March 25.0 25.2 -0.3 15th (H)
April 30.0 30.5 -0.5 11th (C)
May 39.0 38.5 0.5 11th (H)
Spring 31.3 31.4 -0.2 16th (C)
Table 1 – Monthly mean air temperatures measured at the Joe
Wright SNOTEL over the spring months of 2022 compared to
the long-term average (1991 – 2020).
Note: H = hottest and C = coldest
Precipitation
Precipitation measured at the Joe Wright SNOTEL over the 2022 spring season was above average and ranked as the eighth wettest spring
on record (out of 44 years). Precipitation was below average in March and above average in April and May. March was the sixth driest on
record and May was the fifth wettest on record (Table 2). Drought conditions improved near the headwaters of the Upper CLP watershed
due to above average precipitation measured in April and May (Figure 2).
Total Precipitation
2022
(inches)
Average
(inches)
% of
Average 2022 Rank
March 3.3 4.5 73%6th (D)
April 6.6 5.7 117%10th (W)
May 6.6 4.3 155%5th (W)
Spring 16.5 14.4 114%8th (W)
Table 2 – Monthly accumulated precipitation totals measured
at the Joe Wright SNOTEL over the 2022 spring season
compared to the long-term average (1991 – 2020).
Note: W = wettest and D = driest
Figure 2 – Drought conditions for the state of Colorado as monitored by the United States Drought Monitor on March 1, 2022 (left), and May 31, 2022
(right). Map source: droughtmonitor.unl.edu
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Snowpack
Snow water equivalent (SWE), the amount of water held in the snowpack, at the Joe Wright SNOTEL station near Cameron Pass was below
normal (median calculated over the 1991 – 2020 measurement period) for most of the snow accumulation season (October through May).
Monthly maximum SWE was slightly below normal in October and November, above normal from December through February, and near
normal from March through May. The maximum amount of water contained in the snowpack, referred to as peak SWE, was observed on
May 10 and measured 24.9 inches – 104% of normal. Peak SWE across the entire Upper CLP watershed measured near normal. The Poudre
Mainstem and North Fork CLP watersheds measured slightly above normal, while the South Fork CLP watershed measured slightly below
normal (Figure 3).
Figure 3 – Peak SWE measured
at snowpack monitoring sites
throughout the Upper CLP River
watershed in 2022.
CLP River, May 23, 2022 Jordyn Geller, watershed technician for Fort Collins Utilities,
collects water quality data from the Little South Fork.
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Streamflow Conditions
Streamflow at the CLP River near the Canyon Mouth (CLAFTCCO) stream gage measured 79,105 acre-feet of water over the spring season,
which was 120% of the long-term average (calculated over the 1881 – 2021 measurement period). Snowmelt runoff began as expected
in April. Streamflow increased slowly through April before rapidly increasing in early-May. Streamflow measured above average for the
first two weeks of May before cooler weather slowed the pace of snowmelt for the remainder of the month. Streamflow measured above
average in all spring months (Figure 4).
Figure 4 – Streamflow conditions on the
Poudre River over the 2022 spring season
(left) and monthly total water volume
measured over the spring season (right).
Water Quality Indicators
The Upper CLP Collaborative Water Quality Monitoring Program uses several key water quality indicators, including pH, conductivity,
temperature, and turbidity, which act as surrogates for other parameters. (Table 3). These indicators provide a snapshot of water quality
conditions and are useful for identifying trends or changes in water quality. Significant changes in these water quality indicators may
provide an early warning of potential water pollution.
Water Quality Indicator Explanation
Temperature
Water temperature influences other water quality parameters and is a
major driver of biological activity and algal growth in rivers, including
certain phytoplankton species that produce the taste and odor
compounds, geosmin and 2-methlyisoborneol.
pH
pH is an important water quality parameter to monitor, because
it influences the solubility and biological availability of chemical
constituents, including nutrients and heavy metals. pH near 7 is
considered neutral, with more acidic conditions occurring below 7 and
more basic, or alkaline, conditions occurring above 7.
Specific Conductivity
Conductivity is an index of dissolved ionic solids in water. Conductivity
is used as a general measure of water quality. Significant increases in
conductivity can be used as an indicator of increased pollution.
Turbidity
Turbidity is monitored to track changes in water clarity. Clarity
is influenced by the presence of algae and/or suspended solids
introduced to surface waters through various land use activities,
including runoff and erosion, urban stormwater runoff and drainage
from agricultural lands. For water treatment, turbidity is an important
indicator of the amount of suspended material that is available
to harbor pollutants, such as heavy metals, bacteria, pathogens,
nutrients and organic matter.
Table 3 – Water quality
indicators measured as
part of the Upper Cache la
Poudre Collaborative Water
Quality Monitoring Program.
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Spring monitoring captures water quality conditions from the start of snowmelt runoff to near peak streamflow in the CLP River. Water
quality conditions vary with changes in elevation, contributing watershed area and potential watershed impacts.
Water temperature was cooler than baseline at all key monitoring sites. pH values were within the range of values observed over the
baseline period of record and measured slightly lower than the baseline median at all key monitoring sites. Specific conductivity measured
near or slightly above the baseline maximum from Joe Wright Creek (JWC) downstream to Mainstem below the South Fork (PSF). Specific
conductivity was near the baseline median at both the City of Fort Collins and City of Greeley’s intakes (PNF and PBD). Turbidity levels
measured near the baseline median at higher elevation monitoring sites in JWC and the Mainstem above Joe Wright Creek (PJW). A
notable increase in turbidity was observed in the Poudre below Rustic (PBR) downstream to the City of Greeley’s intake (PBD). Turbidity
levels at these sites were near or above the baseline maximum (Figure 5).
Elevated specific conductivity and turbidity levels at these sites indicate higher amounts of sediment and solids (dissolved and suspended),
introduced from the Cameron Peak Fire burn scar over the 2021 monsoon season, are impacting water quality during snowmelt runoff.
Joe Wright Creek Canyon Mouth
Figure 5 – Water quality indicator data collected at key
monitoring sites over the 2022 spring monitoring season (April
and May) compared to baseline spring water quality conditions.
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Post-Cameron Peak Wildfire Water Quality Impacts
Water quality monitoring instruments were installed at two locations upstream of the Poudre supply intake facility in early April. The
Poudre at Indian Meadows site is located one mile downstream of the Town of Rustic and the Manners Bridge site is located approximately
one mile upstream of the City’s raw water intake. This monitoring system provides water treatment operations near real-time water
quality data to quickly respond to changes in Poudre River water quality that result from runoff from the Cameron Peak burn area or other
upstream events.
Post-fire impacts from the Cameron Peak Fire continue to affect water quality in the Poudre River during spring snowmelt. High intensity
rain events during the 2021 monsoon season caused severe erosion of sediment, ash, and other debris from burned hillslopes into the
Poudre River. This material was delivered downstream and accumulated on the banks and bottom of the Poudre River. As streamflow
quickly increased from spring snowmelt, the stored material was resuspended in the water causing elevated turbidity levels (Figure 6). A
substantial “flush” of sediment and ash occurred for several weeks in early-May turning the river dark brown. In response to the degraded
water quality conditions in the Poudre River, water providers shutdown their Poudre River intakes and relied on alternate water sources to
provide clean and safe drinking water.
Figure 6 – Turbidity measured in the Poudre River at the Indian Meadows real-time water quality instrument during the month of May.
Ash and sediment, visible in the lower right corner of the image, resuspended in the water as streamflows increased, April 2022. Source: FireForest
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2021 Upper Cache la Poudre
Watershed Water Quality
Annual Report
The Upper Cache la Poudre Watershed Collaborative Monitoring Program
recently released its 2021 Annual Report. The 2021 Annual Report
summarizes climate and hydrology in the Upper CLP watershed over the
2021 calendar year and water quality data collected as part of the Upper
CLP Collaborative Water Quality Monitoring Program.
Water quality reports can be found online at
fcgov.com/source-water-monitoring.
High turbidity in the Mainstem Poudre River near the City of Fort Collins raw water supply intake on May 9, 2022.
FCGOV.COM/WATER-QUALITY
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