Washington Snowpack

As temperatures rise, so do concerns about water supply. Recent snowpack data paints a stark picture for Washington’s rivers and reservoirs this season.

Water levels in central Washington are holding steady, but is it enough for everything that grows in our region? Let’s break it down.

While some farmers are celebrating good soil moisture, the big picture tells a different story this winter. Tune in for a closer look at our unique weather situation.

With the irrigation season here, the Yakima basin's water forecast is looking better, but not great.

Despite a healthy snowpack in the Canadian Rockies, Central Washington farmers could be feeling the pinch this season.

While February brought us cold temperatures and storms, the snowpack isn't keeping pace. What does this mean for our farms and gardens this spring?

With February here, many Washington mountains are looking a bit bare. Snowpack numbers tell a story of concern for farmers and the water supply.

With winter still in full swing, concerns about snowpack levels are creeping into conversations about water supply. And the concern is up and down the west.

While not where it should be this time of year, the snowpack across Washington has improved month-over-month.

Farmers and skiers have been asking the same question the past week or so; where is the snow?