Colorado Snowpack Graph 2025

Colorado Snowpack Graph 2025. Colorado snowpack continues to pile up as rafting season approaches on March 21 snowpack statewide is 92 percent of median The map below shows the percentage of snowpack compared to the 1991-2020 median snowpack for February 16, 2025

Snowpack news “Snowpack still low in Colorado; Lake Powell inflows below average” — Hannah Holm
Snowpack news “Snowpack still low in Colorado; Lake Powell inflows below average” — Hannah Holm from coyotegulch.blog

Different hydrologic scales, from individual stations to river basins, can be displayed on the map by using the. As of February 5 th, statewide snow water equivalent (SWE) is at 90 percent of median, 5 percent lower compared to early January, reflecting a muted accumulation period.

Snowpack news “Snowpack still low in Colorado; Lake Powell inflows below average” — Hannah Holm

This photo was taken by NRCS Colorado snow staff at Dry Lake SNOTEL. Colorado SNOTEL Snowpack Update Report Based on Mountain Data from NRCS SNOTEL Sites **Provisional data, subject to revision** Data based on the first reading of the day (typically 00:00) for Thursday, March 20, 2025 We've had enough storms roll through this winter to maintain a comfortable snowpack locally.

Colorado weather Statewide snowpack at near record levels. Blue is well above normal, green and yellow are near to below normal, and red is well below normal Colorado has been right around average for most of the year, while Utah has been largely below average

2024 2025 Winter Snow Predictions Colorado Eartha Ellissa. Denver, CO - February 7th, 2025 - After a strong early season, January brought drier than normal conditions throughout most of the state, leading to a decrease in snowpack percentages and decreased streamflow forecasts As of February 5 th, statewide snow water equivalent (SWE) is at 90 percent of median, 5 percent lower compared to early January, reflecting a muted accumulation period.