Mount Mansfield rainfall deficit points to lower streamflow
Month-to-date precipitation at Mount Mansfield station is 0.9 in, running 3.5 in below normal for this date.1 The Lamoille River at Johnson measured 134 cubic feet per second on September 22, near the week's low range but within recent variability.1 Below-normal rainfall in early fall typically translates to reduced base flow as groundwater recharge lags; this deficit suggests streamflow may continue to run lower than seasonal norms into early October without significant precipitation.1
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