In July, regional precipitation was generally below normal, with record-dry conditions throughout much of the region, including western and southeastern Utah and the West Slope of Colorado. Regional temperatures were generally above normal, with much above normal temperatures throughout much of Utah and western Colorado. Regional streamflow was normal to much below normal, with much below normal conditions observed in many river basins throughout each state. As of August 1, Colorado reservoirs are 63% full, Utah reservoirs are 75% full, and Wyoming reservoirs are 72% full. Regional drought coverage in late July was 62%, with extreme drought expanding in western Colorado and developing in Utah. ENSO-neutral conditions are expected to continue through early fall. The NOAA seasonal outlook for August-October suggests an increased probability of below average precipitation and above average temperatures in the region. Learn more: wwa.colorado.edu/resources/intermountain-west-dashb...