A Reflection on Water Year 2017

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A Reflection on Water Year 2017 Peter Goble

Today’s Roadmap The story of WY 2017 as told by data Climate Change and Variability and WY 2017 Major weather events and fun facts from WY 2017 A quick look ahead

Water Year Colorado Average: 20.09” (1.99”” above normal)

Water Year Colorado Average: 47.9 F (3.3 F above normal)

Photo Credit: Shannon Lukens

Photo Credit: Helen H. Richardson Denver Post

JUST KIDDING

Photo Credit: Henry Reges Colorado Climate Center

May 8th Hailstorm causes $1.4 Billion in Damage An estimated 200,000 auto and homeowners insurance claims filed. Photo Credit: RJ Sangosti Denver Post

Photo Credit: Chris Slocum Colorado State Department of Atmospheric Science PhD

A Quick Look Ahead

Years with similar SST patterns and antecedent conditions have given us near normal precipitation

Dr. Becky Bolinger Colorado Climate Center

A crushing ridge of high pressure and dry air currently sits over the west US Looks like a slow start to the snow season

Thanks!