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Snowpack news: Statewide = 131% of average

Statewide Snowpack Map December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

South Platte Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

Yampa/White Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

San Juan/Animas/Dolores/San Miguel Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

Rio Grande Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

North Platte Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

Gunnison Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

Colorado River Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

Arkansas Basin High/Low graph December 10, 2013 via the NRCS

Mage at the NRCS was really busy yesterday. Click on the thumbnails to see the current snowpack graphs and statewide map.

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Posted on December 10, 2013 by Coyote GulchPosted in Climate Change, Colorado Water

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