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State of the fish: Trout Unlimited talks fishing industry - Vimarsana News

State of the fish: Trout Unlimited talks fishing industry

Joe Brooks Trout Unlimited hosted an informational presentation on the state of fisheries along the Yellowstone River and areas around Yellowstone National Park on Tuesday in Livingston.

Below normal water supply forecasted for Montana after low-snow winter - Vimarsana News

Below normal water supply forecasted for Montana after low-snow winter

Current outlooks predict above-average temps, below-normal precipitation this summer.

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Below normal water supply forecasted for Montana after low-snow winter - Vimarsana News

Below normal water supply forecasted for Montana after low-snow winter

Montana’s winter is shaping up to have been among the worst for snowpack in 25 years and, combined with current outlooks, has water forecasters warning that streamflow levels this summer could be well below normal across most of the state. Early last month, Montana forecasters and water supply specialists said the state would need above-average […] The post Below normal water supply forecasted for Montana after low-snow winter appeared first on Daily Montanan.

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With Montana snowpack close to peaking, low water year is likely - Vimarsana News

With Montana snowpack close to peaking, low water year is likely

The extensive snow that needed to fall this March to recover widespread snowpack deficits across Montana didn’t materialize, water experts said.

Record-low snowpacks endure despite midwinter storms - Vimarsana News

Record-low snowpacks endure despite midwinter storms

Mid-January and early February storms brought some much-needed snow to the region, but a third of Montana’s basins continued to post record-low snowpacks as of Feb. 7, a situation likely to produce low summer streamflows and uncomfortably dry forests heading into fire season.