Summer Streamflow & Fishing Forecast for Early April, 2024
Posted on April 1st, 2024
Winter 2023-2024 has been warm and dry in Yellowstone Country, just like it has just about everywhere except California through Colorado. For a while we were flirting with record-low snowpack, and 50 degree days have been more common than below-zero here in Livingston. At the end of January we were expecting dire summer water (and fire) conditions. While February and March have generally been wet, and not as warm relative to average, we still anticipate a light runoff that ends early, followed by low water and difficult conditions in late summer. Cross your fingers for a late runoff and wet spring and early summer.
The above is basically the same as our previous update. That’s because things haven’t changed much. They have improved slightly, however.
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Summer Streamflow & Fishing Forecast for Mid-March, 2024
Posted on March 13th, 2024
Winter 2023-2024 has been warm and dry in Yellowstone Country, just like it has just about everywhere except California through Colorado. For a while we were flirting with record-low snowpack, and 50 degree days have been more common than below-zero here in Livingston. At the end of January we were expecting dire summer water (and fire) conditions. While February and early March have generally been wet, and not as warm relative to average, we still anticipate a light runoff that ends early, followed by low water and difficult conditions in late summer. Cross your fingers for a late runoff and wet spring and early summer.
Note that the maps we used to include on these posts are no longer produced. Instead, find them here: NWCC Maps.
Fake Water & Streamflow Forecast
Posted on November 19th, 2023
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