SNOFLO

December 14 2025

Latest News

- **Severe Weather and Natural Disasters**
- New York City and the Tri-State area brace for first widespread snowfall moving into Sunday; regions across the country report snowfall totals with the Midwest expected to experience an arctic blast.
- Western Washington continues to assess damage after historic flooding, with more rain and potentially damaging winds forecasted, compounding recovery efforts and escalating concerns over additional flooding and landslides.

- **Hydrological Conditions and Impact on Recreation**
- Reservoir levels in New Hampshire, New York, and several other states show variations from average levels, potentially affecting water supply and recreation activities such as boating and fishing.
- River flows across New Jersey and Pennsylvania indicate fluctuations from average conditions, which could impact local ecosystems, outdoor activities, and flood risk management.

- **Snow Conditions and Avalanche Warnings**
- Snow forecasts in Alaska predict additional accumulation, with avalanche warnings issued for multiple regions, including Colorado and New Hampshire, emphasizing cautious route-finding and conservative decision-making for outdoor enthusiasts.
- New snowfall observed in Washington and Colorado could impact accessibility and safety for winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding, with increased avalanche risk in certain areas.

- **Flood Recovery and Preparedness**
- States including Iowa, Washington, and West Virginia initiate recovery from recent floods, while other regions like Oregon and Wyoming monitor rising river levels and prepare for potential evacuations and emergency responses.
- The aftermath of floods highlights the need for long-term climate adaptation strategies, as seen in discussions around flood walls and community resilience in areas such as Mount Vernon, Washington.