Palmer Divide Region
Data updated through 03/19/2023
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Snowfall % of Average |
Snowfall Accumulation Amount Above/Below Average |
| 100% | +.04 Inches |
Currently snowfall for water year 2022-2023 is About Average for Castle Rock, Colorado
Denver Metro Region
Data updated through 12/05/2022
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| Snowfall % of Average | Snowfall Accumulation Amount
Above/Below Average |
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| –% | — Inches |
Currently snowfall for water year 2021-2022 is Well Above Average for Denver, Colorado
Colorado Drought Status
Data updated through 12/05/2022
Highest drought impacts this fall so far are mainly across Eastern Colorado along with Central and Eastern sections of the Palmer Divide. While snow accumulation for many of these areas is near average, the dry nature of the snow and strong winds experienced in the region through the fall have dried out the soil substantially. We are not seeing major fire impacts outside of Red Flag Warning days, but without consistent and sufficient snow with decent moisture content – the drought status East of the Continental Divide will continue to deteriorate.
Last Year – Palmer Divide Region
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Last Year – Denver Metro Region
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