Snowpack that feeds the Colorado River and CAP ties record-low levels
Snowpack update: Water stored for Colorado River at 134% of normal with a month to go
Snowpack levels in major Summit County river basin reach 121% above 30 year median (January 20, 2023) thanks to recent storm systems — The Summit Daily #BlueRiver #ColoradoRiver #COriver – Coyote Gulch
Colorado 2023 snowpack at above normal levels in most basins | Rio Blanco Herald Times | Serving Meeker, Rangely, Dinosaur & Northwest Colorado
Snowpack determines health of Colorado River, and our understanding of 'average' is changing
Colorado snowpack 100% of median Friday ahead of next week's storm
Snowpack levels are off to a good start for the 2021-22 water year | SummitDaily.com
How much snow Utah needs to see to refill Lake Powell
Colorado's healthy snowpack will offer relief to tight water supply
New Study Projects Severe Water Shortage in the Colorado River Basin - Gunnison River Basin
NASA's 'Dust on Snow' Data Aids Colo. River Basin Water Supply Mgt. | NASA
Colorado SNOTEL Watershed Time Series Snowpa…
Rockies snowpack could boost Lake Mead, Colorado River | Las Vegas Review-Journal
Seven weeks of near-record low snowfall in the Colorado River Basin have water managers worried
New Study Projects Severe Water Shortages in the Colorado River Basin - Inside Climate News
Snowpack in the Upper Colorado River Basin (i.e. Lake Powell's source of inflow) is currently the highest it's been on this date in any of the last ten years. : r/LakePowell
COLORADO SNOWPACK ABOVE AVERAGE: Wolf Creek hit 200 inches of snow this season | FOX31 Denver
Runoff in Upper Colorado River Basin likely below-average, federal official warns | PostIndependent.com
Colorado snowpack numbers continue to soar thanks to plentiful mountain snowfall - CBS Colorado
How Colorado water history shapes the science of snow
Lake Powell needs 15 years of above average snowpack | 9news.com
Colorado River cuts could get even tougher, thanks to a wet winter
Mountain snowpack 'looking promising' after holiday storms | Boise State Public Radio
