The snowmelt from mountain ranges such as the San Francisco Peaks and the Mogollon Rim contributes to the flow of rivers such as the Verde and Salt Rivers. The Verde River supports important riparian ecosystems and provides water for irrigation and municipalities. The reservoirs in the area, including Roosevelt and Bartlett, rely on snowmelt to maintain their water levels. The data from the snowpack sensor helps hydrologic partners make informed decisions about water allocation and conservation efforts. It is vital to monitor the snowpack in this region, as it directly affects the availability of water for agriculture, municipalities, and ecosystems downstream.
| Site ID | Snow Sensor 1212 |
| Geolocation | 34.87, -111.61 |
| Elevation | 6,393ft. |
| Last Updated | 2026-08-15 |
| Observed Snowpack | 1 inches |
| Percent of Normal | NA |
| Snow Water Equivalent | 0% |
| Past 24hrs | 1.0 inches |
| 24hr Forecast | 0 inches |
| 120hr Forecast | 0 inches |
| Peak Snowpack | 30 inches |