Montana's Snowpack Shrinks, Drought Worsens
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Montanas snowpack is critically low this winter, with statewide levels in the bottom five to thirty percent. Higher elevations still have decent snow, but lower areas are nearly bare. Drought has worsened, now covering ninety-five percent of the state. Water supply forecasts for the next few months look near or below normal, with uncertainty due to missing valley snow. If warmth and dryness continue, runoff could disappoint, so water managers are urged to plan conservatively.
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