Record Cold Continues in the Central U.S.; Snow in the Central Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic Today

An arctic air mass will continue over the Central U.S. with widespread, record-breaking cold temperatures through Friday. Numerous daily records are expected to be broken across the Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley. Light snow will impact the Central Appalachians and portions of the Mid-Atlantic today. Read More >

NWS Western and Central Wyoming - Local Hydrology Page

Current Hydrology Report (pdf)

River Stage Information
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Current Streamflow Conditions from the USGS
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Drought Page - River and Streamflow Conditions
Data Collection Platforms for Wyoming's Streams and Rivers
Data Collection Platforms in Other States
Real-Time Hydrological Information from USBR - Great Plains Region
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USBR - Upper Colorado Region
National Water and Climate Center - Water Supply Forecasts
Colorado Basin River Forecast Center - Green River
Missouri Basin River Forecast Center - east of Continental Divide
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Snowpack Information
The National Resource Conservation Service, USDA is the source of data from SNOTEL sites and Snow Courses.

Precipitation Data

Additional Hydrological Information and Graphics

Local Hydrologic Information

National Sources of Hydrological Data

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