Currently, the United States is experiencing a mix of weather conditions affecting snow and streamflow levels across different regions. In New Hampshire, Lake Winnipesaukee at Weirs Beach shows a gage height below the average, potentially indicating lower water volumes and possibly affecting nearby ecosystems and water activities. Conversely, reservoir levels such as Indian Lake near Indian Lake NY and Greenwood LK at Awosting NJ are slightly above average, reflecting healthy water storage that could benefit local water supply and recreation.
In terms of snowfall, areas like Utah and Colorado have reported new snow, which is good news for ski enthusiasts but also raises concerns for potential avalanches. For example, places such as Clayton Springs in Utah and Granite Peak in Nevada have observed snowfall recently. The forecast suggests more snow is expected in the Central Sierra Nevada, which the Sierra Avalanche Center advises could lead to moderate avalanche danger.
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