| 1/11/2026 | AL-WN-7 | AL | Winston |
Moderately Wet
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| Conditions are fairly wet due to rainfall of over 1 inch over the last two days and due to almost 3 days of constant fog and mist that produced 0.05 inches of rain. Fire risk and dust activity remain low and evergreen plants remain healthy and green. |
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| 1/11/2026 | AZ-MR-658 | AZ | Maricopa |
Mildly Wet
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| We’ve had some rainstorms in the past week Totaling up only about 0.07 inches. We’ve had very cold conditions on Friday and continuing throughout the weekend. Low on Saturday morning was 38°. But feel like temperature was 35. Besides rain. Humidity was a little bit high, but nothing too bad. No flooding really occurred. Except for a few puddles. And some places. Soil moisture is definitely on the upside. For energy we had to turn off our AC and multiple blankets were used at nighttime and terrorism and recreation. There was not a lot of people in the morning due to it being very windy and cold. We only saw like two people when I was running outside Saturday morning. |
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| 1/11/2026 | AR-PL-1 | AR | Polk |
Mildly Dry
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| Only 0.11” of rain this week and drought conditions continue to worsen. The total rainfall for the last 6 weeks is 0.4”. The weather continues to be warmer and drier than average. The soil moisture is generally dry compared to what is normal for the time of year and crops and plants are suffering. I’m having to water some outdoor potted plants and may soon have to start watering plants in the ground. This is very unusual for January since we usually have good soil moisture in winter and growth is limited due to cold conditions instead of drought conditions. Streams and water bodies are below average. We are still in a burn ban and wildfire risk is high due to brown vegetation low humidity and high winds. |
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| 1/11/2026 | CA-MD-42 | CA | Mendocino |
Near Normal
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| we are back to a dry pattern with no rain in the forecast and supposed to be warmer than normal. The first 8 days of January brought us over 70% of normal. The last of the storms caused some flooding and small rock slides along our local roads but all is drying out now. |
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| 1/11/2026 | CA-MD-45 | CA | Mendocino |
Moderately Wet
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| Another 1.41 inches of rain since the last report, bringing us up to 6.21 inches out of the recent atmospheric river storms. Fortunately, these storms did not have the very strong gusty winds that led to so many downed trees and power lines over Christmas, so no power outages this time. The rain is still soaking into the soil at this point, so no major landslides in our area. Ocean conditions were severe at the beginning of the period, but calmed by the end, so boats could go out. There is no rain in the immediate forecast, and we have just over half the needed rain to ensure no water restrictions in the dry season. So, fingers crossed for more, hopefully, not severe rain. Our gardens are full of birds feeding on the seed and suet we put out, and a dozen of the delightful migrant Yellow-rumped Warblers were hawking insects out of one of our trees this week. It's been a good bird count season thus far. |
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| 1/11/2026 | CO-BO-435 | CO | Boulder |
Severely Dry
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| Trees, bushes and plants need to be watered because we have so little moisture. Longmont broke 4 daily high temperature records in December. Weather prediction for the next month with warm temps and lack of precipitation translate to well below normal precipitation numbers for this year. |
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| 1/11/2026 | CT-NL-56 | CT | New London |
Near Normal
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| ALl the rain yesterday and last night made it easy to stay inside. Otherwise,things are normal out there. |
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| 1/11/2026 | FL-PN-81 | FL | Pinellas |
Severely Dry
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| The last three months we have received 1.81" of rain about a fifth of what we should be getting. |
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| 1/11/2026 | GA-MD-5 | GA | McDuffie |
Moderately Dry
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| Lots of wind. Little rain. Still dry. |
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| 1/11/2026 | HI-KI-2 | HI | Kauai |
Near Normal
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| Back to no rain days though approaching fronts may drop some moisture ... temps still cooling which is welcomed... |
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| 1/11/2026 | ID-BK-27 | ID | Bannock |
Near Normal
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| General: It gets complicated. We currently have 5" of snow on the ground, and our 4-year CoCoRaHS average is 14.44 at this point in the year. For January, we have received 12.7" and expect to receive 27", based on my 26 year uncalibrated measure. Admittedly, we're early in January. By the end of January, our 26 year average is 67.2" total snow received, and we have received, for this snow year, 24.6". This is low, for sure (42" low), and yet we've had 9.36" of snow-melt equivalent or rain since Oct. 1. Our 5 year average for this is 7.76". So, are we "normal" or low? Based on snowfall we are woefully low, but based on gauge catch, we're doing okay. It gets complicated!
Agriculture: The winter wheat is looking okay, so far. We are finally getting some cold weather, and that may be a problem with the low snow-pack.
Energy: We're in the low production phase, right now. Yesterday we consumed 38.88 kWHR, and created .38 kWHR, likely because it remained cold and we have snow on the panels.
Fire: low fire risk right now.
Plants/wildlife: I think our flock of robins have finally flown. Chuckers, magpies, pine siskins, juncos, and chickadees are hanging around.
Water: Pretty good, but snow pack isn't! |
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| 1/11/2026 | IL-AD-16 | IL | Adams |
Mildly Dry
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| It was a rather mild week and dry at the start and then ending up with some thunder storms and some nice beneficial rainfall. Its been nice to get some precip before and if it does turn off very cold for a few weeks. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IL-CP-1 | IL | Champaign |
Moderately Dry
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| I picked up 1.54" of rain early this week, which was a help with the dryness. However, there are no apparent effects/impacts at this point. At 73 percent of normal for the Water Year to date. We will need more consistent significant precip before the need moves off of moderately dry. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IL-HY-30 | IL | Henry |
Mildly Dry
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| Finally had some precipitation this week to end the dry spell for January. Softer ground allowed most of the rain on Thursday to soak in. Still running deficits of -0.06" (90% of NOAA Norm) in MTD and YTD and -1.19" (84% of NOAA Norm) for WYTD. The Mississippi River has come up a bit from last week. The Rock River dropped levels after ice jams had broken ending the minor flooding that had been occurring. There is some ice still on the Rock and Green Rivers. We will start the week again with above normal temps in the mid 40's and low 50's on Monday and Tuesday, then returning to more seasonal temps by the end of the week. There is also a chance of snow at the end of the week. I would prefer rain, but it is January. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IL-KN-67 | IL | Kane |
Near Normal
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| Conditions are normal for this time of year. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IL-WL-131 | IL | Will |
Near Normal
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| A streak of mild temps & a heavy rain event put down enough precip to practically wipe out the Water YTD deficit. The event also exceeded the Jan NOAA avg by almost 3/4".
The sump pump rain on a regular cycle for a few days. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IN-BR-6 | IN | Brown |
Mildly Wet
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| Muddy conditions are limiting some outdoor work. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IN-MD-38 | IN | Madison |
Mildly Dry
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| Local rivers and streams still appear below normal levels and the primary reason for the continued condition rating. Although the recent drizzles have disguised the dry conditions somewhat. The ground, including fields, are moist with no standing water. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IN-MR-231 | IN | Marion |
Near Normal
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| 0.33 in of precipitation is nearly on track for monthly norm. Seven days of precipitation over the past two weeks. Yards/streets have been consistently wet between freeze-thaw cycles. No insect activity (a few days of extreme cold and seasonal drop in effect). |
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| 1/11/2026 | IN-NB-48 | IN | Noble |
Near Normal
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| It was unusually warm and we saw a bit of rain, but no flooding. It's back to a normal cold and snow as of today. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IA-BC-9 | IA | Buchanan |
Near Normal
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| Moisture for the week at this location was 1.34 in and a trace with a little mix of everything. Not much remains except in road ditch's and protected areas. Even most blown and plowed areas have melted. Most moisture should have soaked in, not ran off. More manure hauled this week until day time temps would get up. Things pretty much look like normal for this time of year except for the lack of snow cover at the present. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IA-TY-2 | IA | Taylor |
Mildly Dry
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| Rain this past week added some moisture to the soil. Creeks now have some trickle flow. Still no frost in the ground. |
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| 1/11/2026 | IA-WR-5 | IA | Warren |
Mildly Dry
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| The past week has been interesting with record temps and record rainfall. Quite unusual for January. Record high of 61 on the 7th, followed by nearly one and a tenth inches of rain on the 8th. The rain easily exceeded the previous record of around a third of an inch at Des Moines. A majority of the rain soaked into the topsoil. Local streams did respond however by jumping up one to two feet as did the Des Moines river. Not much animal activity the past week despite the warmer temps, which averaged an amazing 15.7 degrees above normal. The longer range GFS model is indicating a return to more normal temperatures with passing northern systems. So, the southern influx of systems and warmer temps looks to be over with, at least for the next couple of weeks. Some of the eastern Iowa extended family has been sick with flu-like symptoms that have lasted for a week or more. |
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| 1/11/2026 | KY-CB-10 | KY | Campbell |
Mildly Dry
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| Stream flow considerably below normal for this time of the year. The ground is drier than normal. Pond level still near normal: but getting slightly below normal. The last 3 weeks had mostly light sprinkle rainfall events with only one significant rainfall event of the 28th of December with only 0.67" of rainfall during the past 3 weeks. Ohio River and Licking River only slightly above pool stage. |
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| 1/11/2026 | KY-GY-9 | KY | Grayson |
Near Normal
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| 0.21” rain the last 3 days of the week. On our 40 mile town loop, all the bean fields finally down. Ponds steady, creeks flowing but low, ground soggy in the low spots. We got in some porch-sitting this warm week, but it cooled down today. Spotted the first doe of the year walking through the back yard at dark. Red-shouldered hawks, pileateds, and coyotes all quite vocal. |
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| 1/11/2026 | ME-WL-8 | ME | Waldo |
Moderately Dry
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| No good snowmobile conditions yet. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MA-BA-57 | MA | Barnstable |
Near Normal
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| .16” in the preceding week (but a good slug of rain overnight). Things look pretty normal. Snowpack is all gone, save a few plowbanks. Biggest change is to the pond: it’s only half-iced over, so diving ducks are active again, and more importantly this past week has seen winter bog flood activity so the pond was drawn down an estimated 10”. Terrestrial birds are busy at the feeders, and two large and very healthy looking coyotes are cruising the neighborhood at dusk. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MA-PL-15 | MA | Plymouth |
Near Normal
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| Nothing unusual to report over the last two weeks. 3,5 inches of snow came and went. Streams and ponds are well filled. Except for yesterday temperatures were what one would expect for this time of year. Yesterday it nudged 50°F though. Wildlife sightings are as expected. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MA-PL-48 | MA | Plymouth |
Near Normal
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| The Drought Monitor was updated to "Abnormally Dry" this week, but it's hard to see from local observation. We got some amount of precipitation on 9 out of the 11 days so far in January. The total is only .89" but the soil is moist and and there's lots of puddles on the local trails. We're still at 99% of PRISM normal for the water year.
After a few warm and wet days all of the snow is gone. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MA-WR-41 | MA | Worcester |
Near Normal
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| 0.73 precipitation for the past eight days, 0.90 so far this month, lakes and streams starting to thaw and are at normal levels, only old snowbanks remain, pretty normal conditions for the second week of January. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MA-WR-112 | MA | Worcester |
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| It was a little warmer and a little wetter this week with five days of measurable precip - most of which came as rain, especially in the second half of the week. Yet the total for the week was under a half inch - 0.43".
For the first time in years, we had a January thaw. It had been cold enough long enough that soil and many little ponds were frozen. A short warming trend this week has melted most of the snowpack and created little pools of water over frozen ponds. Hopefully the cold temperatures lasted long enough to at least weaken some invasive insects that have started migrating north and are impacting our forests and fields.
The warmer temps seem to bring out more birds. Juncoes and sparrows have been joined by bluejays, cardinals and nuthatches. Crows and a red-tailed hawk have been around as well. Joining the gray squirrels is a red squirrel (seldom seen in my yard before), and the rabbits.
The local ski hill continues to make snow and bring in families with little kids. There's still plenty of time to enjoy winter. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MI-AN-25 | MI | Allegan |
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| This past week could be categorized as roller-coaster conditions, starting with winter, changing to a warm thaw and then a return of winter conditions yesterday. Our conditions this week are Near Normal with 0.57" of precipitation falling over 5 days, mostly as rain and only 0.3" of snow. The week started with a snowpack of 4.0" containing a water content of 0.56", which was released to the watershed when it all melted by Friday. Daily high temperatures this week were above seasonal average, getting into the mid 30's(F), except Thursday and Friday when they got to 50F and then 60F (possibly a record-breaking high). Fewer birds have been observed at the bird feeder this week, perhaps because a hawk has been patrolling our neighborhood leaving evidence of its handiwork with piles of feathers surrounded by bits of bird parts scattered about my backyard. The river appears to be running higher than usual this week. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MI-BN-3 | MI | Berrien |
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| For the week ending 1/11/2026, conditions were NEAR NORMAL. The 7-day cumulative precipitation total of 0.32 inches was 58% below the 13-year (2009-2022) average of 0.78 inches and in the “near normal” range; the 30-day total of 3.66 inches was % above the expected 13-year average of 3.42 inches and in the “near normal” range; and the 90-day total of 10.72 inches was 5% above the expected 13-year average of 10.25 inches and in the “near normal” range. There were 4 days of measurable precipitation, with a maximum of 0.19 inches on the 11th (all from rain. There was 1 day of Snowfall (total of 1.0 inches) & 1 day of Snowpack (1.5 inches). Temps ranged from 62 F (on the 9th) to 24 F (on the 11th), with average Hi/Lo temps of 47/32 F (+2/-5 relative to last week). Precipitation Trends—January-to-Date Totals: 0.48 inches (down 0.60 inches, 44% of PRISM Normal). Winter Conditions (November 1-to-Date)—New Snow on 25 days, with total of 37.8 inches (vs 17-year averages of 17 days and 31.0 inches); Snow Pack on 38 days, with average daily depth of 4.3 inches (vs 17-year averages of 24 days and 4.0 inches). American Robins were heard in the neighborhood nearly every day. The week was characterized by unusually mild, approaching spring-like, weather. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MN-HN-128 | MN | Hennepin |
Moderately Dry
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| The start of a January Thaw kicked off the week with Temps climbing to the mid 40’s. Three inches of Snowpack was eliminated, and .39” of Rain accompanied the unseasonable weather. Side streets became a mess for driving as Slush would gather with the Rain and then ice ruts in the morning hours. As we near the middle of the Snow season, I’ve so far recorded 24” of total Snowfall. More than the bottom half of the remaining Snowpack is the hard, and crusty. That’s good for my dogs as they are able to walk on top, giving them a wider area of the yard to explore.
Forecast: Another mild start to the week. Partly Cloudy skies, with a quick Temperature peak to the mid 40’s, followed by a drop nearing the single digits with a chance for a couple inches of Snow. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MN-HB-40 | MN | Hubbard |
Moderately Dry
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| We have Alberta clippers coming through a few times a week, but delivering small amounts of precip. Snow depth of 11" is adequate for winter sports and tourism. Temps have been unseasonably warm, or it's the new normal, with temps in the 30s (above zero) a couple of days each week and more to come. Long-term deep moisture deficit is unchanged. Deer and other animals can move about freely in these lower snow levels. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MN-NB-7 | MN | Nobles |
Mildly Dry
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| Not much precipitation has fallen in our area for some time. It has been unseasonably warm here leaving the landscape mostly bare ground, we can get a dusting of snow, the next day it is gone with those 40 degree temperatures. Don’t see any vehicles on the lake yet as the ice must not thick enough to support them. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MN-OL-18 | MN | Olmsted |
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| 0.57" of primarily rain was recorded this past week. Snowpack has decreased to 1.0" Today's report= 18°, 85% humidity, overcast with 5-10 mph WNW winds and an air quality index of 27 at the 5:30 a.m. observation time. Current Drought Monitor Map= https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/ NWS "Weather Story"= https://tinyurl.com/5asan4m3 SE MN Road Conditions= https://tinyurl.com/rrtr2xyk Minnesota Weathertalk= https://tinyurl.com/3f25scda Douglas Weatherblog= https://tinyurl.com/y9kkaxwm NWS Official 3-month Outlook= https://tinyurl.com/5xerxs47 YTD rain + snow meltwater precipitation in this area = 0.58" which is 0.26" above average. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MN-OL-131 | MN | Olmsted |
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| With .75" of observed precipitation in the past week, conditions at this station seem Near Normal. The warmer temperatures caused melting ice and snow that made sloppy walkways and streets. Larger patches of grass were showing through snow cover on Friday, with rooftops also losing ice and snow. Deer and other animals were more visible, coming out in the sunshine of the afternoons. However, Saturday brought freezing temperatures again, causing an ice glaze over melted surfaces. Safe ice melt and straw are crucial to making paths passable. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MN-WG-47 | MN | Washington |
Mildly Dry
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| Precipitation in the gauge for the past week is 0.2", since January 1st it is .31"; precipitation for the Twin Cities area since January 1st is 0.86" (average is 0.32); snowfall at this station for the past week is 0.3" (water content is 0.01"), since January 1st snowfall is 1.8" (water content is 0.13"); snowfall for the Twin Cities area since January 1st is 0.05" (average is 3.6"); snowfall at this station for the 25/26 snow season is 17.54", snowfall for the 25/26 snow season for the Twin Cities area is 24.3" ( average is 22.6"). |
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| 1/11/2026 | MS-CH-3 | MS | Coahoma |
Moderately Dry
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| Weekly precipitation was 1.66 inches. Weekly lows:32,36,52,42,49,56,40. Highs:51,63,75,67,72,71,58. A mild and damp week of weather. We had 3 days with fog and mist for a good part of the day (Tue, Wed, Thu). Friday was mostly cloudy with widespread rain moving into the area overnight and into the early hours of Saturday morning. All the rain reported for the week fell Friday night/Saturday morning. This was enough rain to cause water to run out of area fields for the first time in quite a while. We are wet at the moment, but given the recently dry conditions, the ground should dry quickly. The yard is still firm, and we are below average on rainfall since the season of fall began. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MT-GN-11 | MT | Gallatin |
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| As before, there is functionally no snow on the valley floor and, in fact, below ~7000' in the mountains. Above that, snow cover is above normal. Trails are still icy from packed, melted, and refrozen usage, but walks and roads are nearly totally bare and dry. "Normal" is about as far from true as possible, but there is no accurate term to use! |
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| 1/11/2026 | MT-LC-14 | MT | Lewis And Clark |
Mildly Dry
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| Climate change is still quite evident as "winter" rolls along. Moisture was scarce, but rain showers occurred early in the week. 0.04 inches was measured. Rain turned to snow but only a trace of snow occurred. Daytime highs reach the 40's for a few days this week. |
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| 1/11/2026 | MT-RV-18 | MT | Ravalli |
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| Past week's precip was .70", with a little of it even being snow, unusual this year. Mostly though, temps were above normal and are forecast to be near record highs this next week. Streams are down from very high levels earlier. High country snowpack is above average, but mid and low elevations are well below normal because of rain instead of snow. |
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| 1/11/2026 | NJ-HN-31 | NJ | Hunterdon |
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| close to normal stream levels, river is still below normal |
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| 1/11/2026 | NM-BR-183 | NM | Bernalillo |
Mildly Dry
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| Hopefully latest snow will be a start on a much-needed moisture catchup. |
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| 1/11/2026 | NM-LN-36 | NM | Lincoln |
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| General Awareness: This week we received our first catch and first snow of 2026. Total catch precipitation was 0.32 inch, which included a 1.0 inch graupel/snow fall the evening of Thursday 08 Jan. SWE from this event was 0.14 very close to the melted gauge catch of 0.17. (Note that all my 24 hour snowfall depths and 24 hour snowfall core SWE are snowboard measurements). The total precip for the week is 29% and 0.07 inch above the monthly NOAA normal and 2% ad 0.01 inch above the PRISM monthly normal. This week’s precipitation has returned the soil to a NEAR NORMAL texture. Snowfall on the Sierra Blanca, Lookout and Buck Mountains provided a nice white covering, which was almost totally absent last week, as shown in the attached photos.
Plants & Wildlife: Identical to last week’s report - Deer, elk, squirrels, and wild turkeys continue to appear healthy. Young deer, past the fawn stage, continue to be observed while feeding on indigenous grasses in the company of mature does and bucks. Other indigenous and migratory birdlife also appear healthy. All indigenous grasses are brown and dormant. As has been reported for the past several months, roughly half of the pinon trees on our 10 acre property are either dead or dying from the prolonged dryness prior to the start of the monsoon season. All Juniper trees continue to look healthy.
Water Supply & Quality: Rio Bonito continues to be at a NORMAL water level. Melt from this week’s snow increased the river’s flow to mildly swift and audible, with normally clear water clarity, when observed yesterday Saturday 11 Jan 26 at approximately 1415 MST) at the Box Canyon Trail Bridge approx 1.25 mi NNE of my station. (Bridge location from Google Earth: 33.4599993 N 105.6052082 W elevation 6596 feet. Rio Bonito is a primary watershed tributary from the Sierra Blanca, Lookout and Buck Mountains, approximately 12 miles SW-WSW of my location).
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| 1/11/2026 | NM-TR-21 | NM | Torrance |
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| Some rain and snow last week. Snow is sticking around in the shade. Manzano mountains show significant snow. Fire danger has been lowered. Temps have been the lowest this winter. Livestock and wildlife are struggling with snow cover and low temps. Mostly normal for early January for our area. |
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| 1/11/2026 | NY-DT-24 | NY | Dutchess |
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| 1/11/26 Near normal – 0.38 inches of rain.
Warm temperatures and rain melted our snow cover. Ice broken up on the Hudson and channels melting at Mill Pond. I have been delinquent in reporting snow cover because it got away from me. The warm weather and rain has finally made it so I could report traces at 25% coverage Sunday. Soil surface is frozen but NYS Mesonet readings at 2 inches statewide are just above freezing. Birds’ active at the feeder and spring birds heard and individual deer seen occasionally.
NYC Reservoirs below average at 78.0% of capacity compared to normal of 89.9%. Consumption normal at 0.98 billion gallons for the week.
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| 1/11/2026 | NY-OG-10 | NY | Onondaga |
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| 1.35 inches of precipitation, approximately 1 inch of snowfall over the past 7 days. Snowpack has melted and ground is wet and muddy in spots. Streams are a little above level of previous weeks. Mid-winter thaw is slightly earlier than past years. |
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| 1/11/2026 | NY-SL-21 | NY | St. Lawrence |
Near Normal
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| After the longest time, I'm going to pick Near Normal instead of Mildly Dry. We did receive a decent amount of precipitation in the past week and the basement has *some* wet spots because we've had temperatures above freezing, so the melted ice and snow is seeping in. Unlike past mini-melts this winter, the basement is feeling a bit more humid than winter-dry.
No other observed changes other than the light increasing.
Allergies and general stuffy-ness is moderate.
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