Fiery end to a very good water year

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The mountains around Scofield Reservoir are ablaze with autumn color at the end of September. The reservoir itself was at more than 85 percent of capacity as of Sept. 30, the end of the water year, according to the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Precipitation for the entire water year was 136 percent of normal. December 2010 was measured` at 280 percent of normal.

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