In contrast, the southern states of the West continue to record extremely low snowpacks with the southern parts of Arizona and New Mexico reporting single digit percent of seasonal normal accumulations. Recent snowfall in eastern New Mexico did not improve the long term snowmelt prospects and water supply outlook. The rest of the state is near or slightly below normal.
Seasonal precipitation is near normal statewide.
Northern Idaho's seasonal snowpack continues to be above normal in the north and near normal to slightly below in the south. Seasonal snowpack is extremely low in all basins. Seasonal precipitation is approximately half of normal in all basins. Early season rainfall has kept seasonal precipitation higher than the snowpack, but they have been slowly dropping each week. Recent snowfall in the Clovis area did not improve the mountain snowfall totals.