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WWA PI Court Strong will give a presentation highlighting the new Experimental Winter Precipitation Forecast Tool, which provides a forecast of December–March #precipitation in the western U.S. Register for the webinar here: cuboulder.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

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#AGU24 is next week! Hundreds of CIRES scientists and colleagues will present important work during the annual gathering of Earth and space scientists. Check out our list of selected talks and posters: cires.colorado.edu/news/cires-hig…

December 1st #snow-water equivalent (SWE) was near to above normal in CO and UT and below normal in WY. November precip was above average across central UT and CO, much above average in eastern CO, and below average across most of WY. Learn more: wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

Snow-water equivalent (SWE) has worsened across the region (CO, UT, WY) since December 1, with most river basins seeing below to much below normal SWE, particularly in Utah and Wyoming. wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte… #climate

January 1 #snow-water equivalent (SWE) is near to below normal for the majority of the region (CO, UT, WY). How do you predict this will change by February 1? wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

January Western U.S. Snow Drought Update Record-setting warm and dry conditions bring snow drought to Arizona, New Mexico, and Alaska. Get the full update: drought.gov/drought-status… NOAA Desert Research Institute CIRES National Weather Service WWA NOAA Climate.gov NOAA NCEI

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Despite below avg precip and warm temps during December, snow-water equivalent (SWE) is near normal for about half the region (CO, UT, WY). On a statewide basis, January 1st SWE conditions in CO and UT were near normal (95%) and below normal in WY (83%). wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

NOAA temperature #forecasts for February-April suggest an increased probability of above average temperatures for southwestern Colorado and southern Utah and below average temperatures for northern and eastern Wyoming. wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

February 1 #snow-water equivalent (SWE) is near to below normal for the majority of the region (CO, UT, WY), with much below normal conditions in southern Utah and southwestern Colorado. How do you predict this will change by March 1? wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

On a statewide basis, February 1st snow-water equivalent (SWE) conditions in Colorado were near normal (90%) and below normal in Wyoming (85%) and Utah (76%). ❄️ Learn more from our latest briefing: wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

Next week, the region (CO, UT, WY) will likely see warmer and drier than normal conditions. Ridging over the western US favors increased probabilities for below normal #precipitation. wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

Colorado is at 90% of median SWE, Utah is at 87% of median SWE, and Wyoming is at 100% of median SWE as of February 28. ❄️ wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

Watch our latest webinar, "SWE-Fusion: Multi-Source, Real-Time Snow Water Equivalent Data to Support Water Resource Management in the Western US," with speaker and WWA PI, Noah Molotch. ❄️ wwa.colorado.edu/outreach/event…

Seasonal #streamflow volume forecasts are below to much below average for all Colorado and Great Basin rivers except the headwaters of the Colorado and Yampa Rivers. Learn more: wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…

Next week, the region (CO, UT, WY) will likely see warmer and wetter than normal conditions. Mid-level troughing in the western US favors increased probabilities for above normal precipitation. wwa.colorado.edu/resources/inte…