Temperatures were well above average and snowmelt is continuing. Seasonal precipitation is near average in all basins. Eastern Nevada recorded scattered showers, but nothing significant. Seasonal precipitation is near average in most areas. Only high elevation snowpack is left in the state.
Seasonal precipitation is slightly above average in the north and slightly below in the south.
Temperatures in western Arizona were 4-7 degrees above average, while eastern Arizona temperatures were near average. Most of New Mexico had a cool and rainy week. Temperatures in most areas were 2-3 degrees below average. Moisture from the Gulf of Mexico feed convective storms that brought widespread precipitation. Snowpack is gone and seasonal precipitation in the north is above average and well below average in the southwest.