Mar 27, 2018 · snow water equivalent at selected SNOTEL sites in or near the basin compared to the median (or average) of the maximum seasonal values observed each water year for those sites. Contact your state water supply staff for assistance.

Colorado CoCoRaHS Reports: NRCS Colorado Snow Depths . Modeled Snow Depths Modeled Snow Depth Change Modeled Snow Depth SWE . Snow Depth Map New Snow (24 hour) Snow Depth Maps (click county) Basin Snow Depth Map Snow Depth Map (interactive) NWS NOHRSC CURRENT SNOW DEPTH, SWE, and SNOW MELT MAPS :

Welcome to the Colorado Snow Survey's new snowpack data dashboard! Select a Colorado station or basin in the map to display the current snowpack conditions in the graph section below. Different hydrologic scales, from individual stations to river basins, can be displayed on the map by using the dropdown menu located at the top of the map.

NRCS's Snow Survey and Water Forecasting program monitors seasonal snowpack and annual mountain precipitation and uses the data collected to provide streamflow forecasts. These forecasts help water managers make informed management decisions and curtail water supply issues before they occur.

2 days ago · Snowpack conditions in Colorado vary across different mountain ranges. As of January 2022, the snowpack is above average in most areas, with the highest percentages in the northern and central mountains. The Upper Colorado, South Platte, and Arkansas River basins have snowpack levels above 120% of normal.

6 days ago · Since the start of the year, Colorado's snowpack has been shrinking, going from 98% on January 3 to 88% today. Underlying this decline: extremely dry conditions in the southwestern part of the ...

Many selectable snow/ice maps from NOAA's National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center.

Mar 19, 2024 · All major river basins in Colorado are at or above their normal snowpack for this time of year thanks in part to recent storms that dumped 2 to 5 feet of snow on parts of the state. This winter got off to a slow start, but as of Monday, the state’s snowpack is above average at 109% of historic norm.

Jan 9, 2024 · As of January 1 st, snowpack was at 68 percent of normal, reflecting the need for consistent snowfall to reach average winter accumulations. Yet, the data signals an upward trend, with statewide snow water equivalent improving from 68 to …

Mar 22, 2024 · Statewide, snowpack — which melts into a crucial water source for the state and becomes the primary supply for the Colorado River system that supplies 40 million people across the West — has...