2026 Snowpack thread

[AK Troutbum]

Our accumulated total this year in Southeast Alaska was almost 18' at sea level. A record. There are still no buds on the trees.

We have a normal snow pack here in south central (I think a little under 8’ fell), but we still have at least a foot in the yard, and we’re probably about a month out from seeing any kind of green on the trees.


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[Serrano]

Draining Antero and possibly Williams Fork here in CO.

And draining as much as 1/3 of Flaming Gorge. Up to 1 million Acre/feet.

 

[AK Troutbum]

May 1 and this is what our snow pack in the front yard looks like. Hopefully, if it doesn’t snow again, we’ll be able to see the entire yard again for the first time in almost 7 months.

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[mtwarden]

While we're (MT) are not in great shape— far better than most of the West

 

[Neb]

Not a pretty picture for the west. If we have a dry spring and summer as well, it could lead to significant fire problems.

 

[dtrkyman]

Scattered rain and snow across New Mexico today and last night, they called for up to 14 inches at some higher elevations, been socked in all day so haven’t been able to see it.

Will take what we can get, it’s scary dry!


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