May And June Rainfall Will Help Montana Streamflows
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Lack Of Spring Showers Lower Montana River Forecasts
Not much rain or snow last month.
See-saw Weather Makes Montana Streamflow Experts Nervous
Dry weather and then wet conditions back and forth.
Recent Warm Rain Reduces Snowpack
Combine rain and warm temperatures and you increase snowmelt.
Snowpack in Bitterroot Mountains Above Average
Precipitation late in the winter season has helped.
Bitterroot Snowpack and Streamflow Forecast Near Normal
Water experts are hoping for April showers.
Western Montana Snowpack – It’s a Dry Heat
The Bitterroot drainage snowpack is at 98 percent of average, but that's down 9 percent from last month, according to the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
Snow Levels and Lack of Rain May Lead to Dry Season
The snowfall was a little below normal and rainfall was much lower than expected in Southwest Montana this spring.
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service has released its streamflow forecast for the Bitterroot River drainage, which is Ravalli County's major river...
Diminishing Bitterroot Snowpack May Lower Summer Streamflow
With another month of less than expected snowfall, the Bitterroot River drainage is now the lowest percentage in Montana, with 85 percent of average.
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) reported weather patterns in March favored the northern part of Montana with more snow in the St Mary-Milk River Basin with 108 of average at the beginning of April, a gain of about 5 percent...