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This plot first appeared as Figure 2 in Udall and Overpeck (2017), "The twenty-first century Colorado River hot drought and implications for the future." Brad Udall has updated it annually and it now shows data through Water Year 2023. | This plot first appeared as Figure 2 in Udall and Overpeck (2017), "The twenty-first century Colorado River hot drought and implications for the future." Brad Udall has updated it annually and it now shows data through Water Year 2023. | ||
[[File:Udall_4- | [[File:Udall_4-panel_plot.png|thumb|800px| The "4-panel plot" showing trends in Colorado River Basin reservoir storage, natural streamflow, precipitation, and temperature, through Water Year 2023. (Figure: Brad Udall; Data: Reclamation - reservoir storage and streamflow; NOAA NCEI - precipitation and temperature)]] | ||
Revision as of 12:33, 16 November 2023
Overview
This page links to frequently-updated web resources that provide information about current, recent, and forecasted weather and climate, snowpack, streamflow, reservoir levels, and water supply, for the Colorado River Basin. A more comprehensive list of web resources can be found on the Data and tools page.
Interactive maps and tools
These web resources provide multiple ways to view the data, e.g., by selecting a variable, a site or geographic region, or other attributes. In the listings below, links in the bullet items go directly to specific views of the listed variable (e.g., snowpack).
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NRCS Interactive Map
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CBRFC Conditions Map
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Reclamation HydroData Reservoir Map
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Reclamation HydroData Gage Map
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Reclamation CRMMS Visualization Tool
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Drought.gov Colorado River Basin Current Conditions
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Dashboards
These web resources show a curated set of visualizations, with no user selection.
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WWA Intermountain West Climate Dashboard
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CBRFC Upper Colorado Situational Awareness
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CAP Colorado River Conditions Dashboard
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The Colorado River '4-panel plot'
This plot first appeared as Figure 2 in Udall and Overpeck (2017), "The twenty-first century Colorado River hot drought and implications for the future." Brad Udall has updated it annually and it now shows data through Water Year 2023.
