A storm will develop, intensify and lift northward from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes over the next two days. The weather hazards of most concern today are severe thunderstorms with damaging winds, isolated large hail and tornadoes and heavy rain with possible flooding in the Lower Mississippi Valley and Mid South. Then on Thursday, a zone of heavy snow may fall in Iowa and Wisconsin. Read More >
 |
Explanation of US Drought Monitor Classification Scheme
Colorado Precipitation Summary
Click on the following images to see the:
| Observed Precipitation Last Month | Observed Departure from Normal Last Month |
 |
 |
| Observed 3 Month Precipitation Departure from Normal | Observed 6 Month Precipitation Departure from Normal | Observed 12 Month Precipitation Departure from Normal |
 |
 |
 |
Utah Precipitation Summary
Click on the following images to see the:
| Observed Precipitation Last Month | Observed Departure from Normal Last Month |
 |
|
| Observed 3 Month Precipitation Departure from Normal | Observed 6 Month Precipitation Departure from Normal | Observed 12 Month Precipitation Departure from Normal |
|
|
|
Local Impacts and Resources
Latest Drought Information Statement Issued by NWS Grand Junction
Colorado State University provides Information on Drought Resources for Colorado.
General Climate Information for all of Colorado.
Colorado Crop Reports provided by the UDSA.
River and Stream Flow Information for Grand Junction Colorado and for the United States.
USGS Colorado Ground Water Resources.
National Resources Conservation Services Water Supply Information.
Latest Drought and Seasonal Forecasts
| 14 Day Temperature and Precipitation Outlook | 30 Day Temperature and Precipitation Outlook | 90 Day Temperature and Precipitation Outlook |
 |
 |
 |
Links to Drought Indicies and Drought Monitoring Products
National Drought Mitigation Center
USFS Wildland Fire Assessment System
NOAA's Satellite Vegetation Health Products
Follow us on Twitter
Follow us on Facebook
Follow us on YouTube
GJT RSS Feed