Statewide totals are well above average. The snowpack is above average statewide. The snowpack is at or near normal in the north and below in the southern part of Utah. The northern half continued to gain snowpack ahead of the seasonal average, while the south lost ground to the seasonal averages. Seasonal snowpack is essentially nonexistent in the Verde, San Francisco and Gila Basins.
Seasonal precipitation is well below average.
Southern New Mexico is suffering the same fate as Arizona. Seasonal precipitation for southern New Mexico is below normal. Northern New Mexico snowpacks are better, but still below average. The snowpack has gone up on the Kenai Peninsula and stayed about the same everywhere else. Southeast Alaska is getting significant precipitation like the Northwest, rain at lower elevations and snow at altitude.