Hydrogen sulfide levels went up because the water was so low. The fish ran off and went down the South Fork.

We hope Antero will fill. But I don't anticipate we'd open it right away.

It's not physically open yet.

Normally, there's too much water in the Arkansas River, too much velocity. If you're a fisherman, you're still seeing the difference today.

That water belongs to our rate-payers. Our bottom line is any use of our water has to include compensation.

It looks like we'll have something close to a normal water year. Close to historic average flows.