Despite a dry first half of February, monthly precipitation was near-to-above average for most of the region and regional snowpack conditions remain average to much-above average. February temperatures were below average for the entire region. Seasonal streamflow volume forecasts are generally near-average to above average for the Upper Colorado River and Great Basins. Drought conditions remain in place for 55% of the region, but improved slightly during February, especially in Utah. The current La Niña ended during February, neutral ENSO conditions currently exist and are projected to continue through the summer. There is an increased probability of above average precipitation and below average temperatures during March for much of the region. Read more in our latest #climate briefing on our Intermountain West Climate Dashboard (the link to our website is in our bio)!