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Grand Junction, CO
Weather Forecast Office
Hydrologic Service Changes for Green River and Colorado River in Utah
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NWS Weather Forecast Offices Grand Junction, CO and Salt Lake City, UT
Weather Forecast Office (WFO) Grand Junction, CO, (GJT) and Weather Forecast Office (WFO) Salt Lake City, UT, (SLC) are in the process of modifying hydrologic services responsibility for the Green River and Colorado River in Utah. The changes will enable more efficient hydrologic services and facilitate more accurate and consistent provision of water information for core partners, as well as the general public.
Please reference the service change description below, and the attached maps highlighting the proposed hydrologic responsibilities.
Hydrologic service changes for the Green River
Hydrologic service changes for the Colorado River

This is not a Hydrologic Service Area (HSA) boundary change, but rather a change in responsibility for issuing river flood products along the border between WFO GJT and WFO SLC. The HSA shapefile will remain unchanged.
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