This is mostly from a NIDIS Drought.gov article that was issued on January 10, 2023. I included most of it but you can access the full report HERE. The links in that report are live so some may want that. However, I have added some additional information at the end of this article that you will not find in the Drought.gov report.
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Snow Drought Conditions Summary
Snow water equivalent (SWE) is below normal across nearly the entire western U.S. as snow drought conditions have worsened in most regions over the past month. Dry and warm conditions have caused much of this snow drought, with the most severe snow drought conditions in the Northern Rocky Mountains.
Jump to conditions for your region:
- Rocky Mountain Snow Conditions
- New Mexico and Arizona Snow Conditions
- Cascade Range Snow Conditions
- Sierra Nevada and Great Basin Snow Conditions
- Alaska Snow Conditions
And here is the current forecast and these images should auto-update but I will shut that off in a few days to maintain the integrity of this article. But you can always find these maps in my daily weather article which you can find at EconCurrents.Com all the time.
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