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Today, we are discussing the potential impact of a 1983-level flood on the Colorado River system. The discussion begins with the California Sierra snowpack, which influences the Rocky snowpack later in the year. In 1983, there was an above-average snowpack, exceeding 200 percent on April 1st. While current levels in 2022 are not as high, they are still higher than they were in 1983 on the same date. The narrator reflects on the expansion of drought, suggesting that it may start in a small area and then spread, similar to how a flood could potentially impact the Colorado River system.
