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October 23 2024

As the nation transitions through the seasons, the state of our snowpack, river flows, and reservoir levels provides valuable insights into both our water resources and outdoor recreational opportunities. Throughout various regions, we're seeing a mix of conditions that outdoor enthusiasts and water managers should note.

In the Northeast, water levels are generally stable, with Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire, for example, reporting current levels at 3 feet against an average of 3.77 feet. Similarly, in the Southeast, reservoirs ... Read More


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Our research spans hydrology, snowpack dynamics, streamflow patterns, and reservoir levels for a variety of use cases. Enjoy our diverse recreational offerings including ski, whitewater, and fishing reports. Moreover, Snoflo's crucial role in monitoring natural disasters, from floods to wildfires and earthquakes, underscores our commitment to safeguarding the planet. Join us in exploring, protecting, and celebrating the intricate balance between environmental conservation and outdoor pursuits.



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Current Alerts

Severe flooding is currently impacting various regions across the nation, with a number of rivers and cities facing critical water levels far exceeding normal streamflow measurements. Data from the latest observations reveals that certain areas are experiencing streamflow rates over 1000% of their typical values, indicating extreme flood conditions. For example, the Withlacoochee River's observed streamflow is at a staggering 516.24% of normal, while the Virgin River has reached an alarming 1254.56%. Such unprecedented levels pose a significant threat to ... Read More

Ocklawaha River 294%
Pigeon River 1634%
Withlacoochee River 516%
Pecos River 679%
Samish River 188%
Peace River 297%
Virgin River 1255%
Nolichucky River 1660%
Strait Of Georgia Watershed 188%
Rio Hondo Watershed 733%
Withlacoochee Watershed 516%
Tampa Bay Watershed 947%
Bayou Pierre Watershed 673%
Peace Watershed 297%
Hillsborough Watershed 646%
Upper Pecos-Black Watershed 679%
Upper St. Johns Watershed 174%
Lower Virgin Watershed 1255%
Nolichucky Watershed 1660%
Pigeon Watershed 1634%
Oklawaha Watershed 294%
Middle Pearl-Strong Watershed 748%


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Whether you’re camping for the weekend or looking for the freshest powder to ski, we’ve got you covered. Snoflo gives you crucial insight from nearby activities to weather alerts for outdoor recreation destinations across North America.




Ski Report

As we gear up for another exciting day on the slopes, the latest snowfall data points to some exceptional conditions for certain ski resorts across the nation. California's recent snowfall has graced Burnside Lake with a generous 17 inches, creating a promising base of 18 inches. Skiers and snowboarders should head out to nearby resorts like Kirkwood or Sierra-at-Tahoe to enjoy sunny, albeit windy, rides down the fresh powder. Further north, Spratt Creek in California isn't far behind with an 8-inch addition to its 8-inch base, making it a perfect time for those near the Tahoe region to carve into the season's latest snowfall.

Alaska's Atigun Pass and Munson Ridge are seeing substantial snow, reporting 9 and 6 inches of new snow respectively. With snow showers likely and more snow forecasted, the resorts in the vicinity, such as Moose Mountain and Aurora Ski Land, are set to provide a ... Read More




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