RE: I thought it was September 30.

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Apr 4, 2023
11:57:59pm

Brisco All-American

RE: I thought it was September 30.

As the 2022 water year comes to a close, how did Utah fare?

Utah's 2022 water year was an improvement from the past two, but it also wasn't great.

https://www.ksl.com/article/50485997/as-the-2022-water-year-comes-to-a-close-how-did-utah-fare

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Alta up to 868"

STL

4/4/23 10:32pm

Probably. We usually have mountain storms all the way into Memorial Day

Chefcurry

4/4/23 10:35pm

considering it can snow at that altitude well into May then I predict yes.

qwerew

4/4/23 10:35pm

Water year ends at the end of April.

CSoul

4/4/23 10:37pm

I'm not positive but I think those are two different metrics

qwerew

4/4/23 10:47pm

Yeh, I'm not sure if the resorts keep tracking after April. If they do then we hit it easily.

CSoul

4/4/23 10:48pm

Looks like they do (just looked at the wayback machine). Here is what it was last year in May

CSoul

4/4/23 10:52pm

I thought it was September 30.

Brisco

4/4/23 11:56pm

RE: I thought it was September 30.

Brisco

4/4/23 11:57pm

Huh? Isn't water year Oct 1 to Sept 30?

SingleStrapBackpack

4/5/23 9:13am

868" now.

Pollster

4/4/23 11:16pm

Alta averages almost 70 inches of snow in April, but we're already at around 55

basman

4/4/23 11:17pm

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