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Forecasters predict late snowfall in northern Wyoming

Forecasters predict late snowfall in northern Wyoming December 22, 2020 GMT LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) Wyoming has not seen as much snow as it usually does and is far below average snowpack levels this year, weather forecasters said. Jim Fahey, a Wyoming hydrologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, said it has been a drier than normal fall season for the most of the state, KUWR-FM reported. “Except, you know, as far northwest, there’s the only places that we’ve seen any normal to above normal snow, still water equivalent averages,” he said. ADVERTISEMENT Fahey said Wyoming has seen dry falls in past years where the precipitation picks up in at the end of December or early January, noting that the state is currently in a La Niña winter pattern.

Northern Wyoming Expected To Get Good Snowpack In La Niña Year

Credit NRCS Wyoming Besides a very early snowstorm right after Labor Day, the state hasn t seen as much snow as it usually does in fall and early winter. So far in 2020, Wyoming is far below average in snowpack levels. Department of Agriculture s Jim Fahey, a Wyoming NRCS hydrologist, said it s been a drier than normal fall season for nearly the entire state. That s according to the first Wyoming snowpack update of the season. Except, you know, as far northwest, there s the only places that we ve seen any normal to above normal snow, still water equivalent averages, he said. Fahey said Wyoming has seen dry falls in years pass and then come at the end of December or early January the precipitation picks up. He said we are currently in a La Niña winter pattern.

Wyoming s Snowpack Lower Than Average for December | | Big Horn Radio Network

Written by Andrew-Rossi on December 18, 2020 Many are hoping for a Wyoming White Christmas, but global weather patterns mean many will have to keep hoping. The US Department of Agriculture released their first snow report for Water Year 2021 – which encompasses the entire 2020-2021 winter season. The overall assessment of “snow water” so far is lower than historic medians across the entire state. Much lower. Courtesy NRCS & USDA Basins across the state are reporting that the current level of snow pack is low. The lowest was recorded in eastern Wyoming – the South Platte Basin at the southeast corner of the state is so “dry” it can only account for 11% of the median value for this time of year.

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