Yet Another Atmospheric River in the Southwest; Snow and Blowing snow in the Upper Midwest

Heavy rain combined with rising snow levels and saturated soils may produce flooding and flash floods, including across Los Angeles and San Diego. Locally heavy rain may cause flooding into central California and central Arizona. Heavy snow will extend from California to the Rockies. A winter storm will produce hazardous travel in the Upper Midwest. Read More >

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Snowmelt Flood Potential Outlook	Wyoming Water Supply Outlook

Wyoming NRCS Monday Morning Snow Report Water Resources Data System - Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS) Snow Survey Bureau of Reclamation Snow Water Content Graphs for Boysen, Buffalo Bill, Bull Lake, Glendo and Seminoe Reservoirs SNOTEL Data Collection Network Fact Sheet

NOHRSC Real-Time Modeled Snow Depth

NOHRSC Real-Time Modeled Snow Water Equivalent (SWE)

National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center's (NOHRSC) Interractive Snow Information Page

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Yet Another Atmospheric River in the Southwest; Snow and Blowing snow in the Upper Midwest

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