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Washington Snow Survey Program

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Water Supply Outlook for February 1, 2010
Record breaking temperatures and below average precipitation have water
managers concerned that there will not be enough runoff to fill reservoirs
and supply irrigation and municipal systems to adequate levels this
summer. With temperatures averaging up to 8 degrees above normal
recreationists and spectators are looking at the potential of a dismal
season for winter sports, including the upcoming winter Olympics just to
the north of us in Vancouver, British Columbia. Sea Tac Airport set a
new record average temperature at 47.0oF. Seven other cities in WA had
temperatures that either tied records or fell within the top 12 since
records have been kept. Long-lead forecasts are still calling for below
average precipitation and above average temperatures. We may be looking
to break even more records if these conditions persist.
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Snow Survey Data, Products, and Reports
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Current Water Year Reports
Monthly Updated Conditions at a Glance
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SNOTEL Data & Products
Updated information specific to SNOTEL sites. i.e. SWE, snow depth,
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Streamflow forecasts, reservoir storage, surface water supply index,
etc...
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Data site locations, descriptions, maps, index
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Soil moisture/temperature data, Fire weather data, Climate summaries
by county
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Weekly snow depth reports
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Additional Snow Survey Information
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