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Warm, wet winter contributes to near-full status of Upper Snake system

Warm, wet winter contributes to near-full status of Upper Snake system
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Eastern Idaho s groundwater has declined by hundreds of thousands of acre-feet Will that trend continue?

Eastern Idaho s groundwater has declined by hundreds of thousands of acre-feet Will that trend continue?
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Blue River snowpack sensor sites hit zero on June 17, five days sooner than historical average

Blue River snowpack sensor sites are measuring no more snow-water equivalent for the current water year, but when compared to 2021 data, local water is doing better despite the drought conditions meteorologists have reported for.

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Area snowpack levels are near record lows compared to the past 40 years

Barring a late-winter surge in precipitation, the state’s reservoir system will be hard-pressed to keep up with irrigators’ demands in 2022.

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Concerns developing over potential drought as Pocatello snowfall levels are well below average

Concerns developing over potential drought as Pocatello snowfall levels are well below average Updated at Share This A photo of the Pocatello mountain ranges on Jan. 11, 2021. Snowpacks on these mountain ranges feed rivers and reservoirs with fresh water but are currently 22% below average. | Kalama Hines, EastIdahoNews.com POCATELLO The calendar flip from December 2020 to January 2021 has come and gone, but the normal December snowpacks never arrived in the Gate City. Pocatello did get some snow last month. Residents woke up on Dec. 14 to nearly 2 inches of powder, but at no point did the snow get any deeper than that, and much of that snow melted away within days.

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