Wind River Decision Dashboard

Since 2014, HPRCC, along with several partners, has worked with the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes of the Wind River Indian Reservation in western Wyoming. The reservation is located in an arid, mountainous region that is prone to water resource issues. Through input from numerous workshops, webinars, and calls with tribal representatives, the HPRCC created a series of quarterly climate summaries to help the tribes make better informed on-reservation water management decisions. This Decision Dashboard is complementary to the summaries, allowing for more real-time monitoring of climate and drought conditions.


Current Conditions Outlooks Historical Climate Climate Summaries

Current Conditions - Temperature and Precipitation
14-Day Temp Departure
 30-Day Temp Departure
 60-Day Temp Departure
 Last 3-Month Temp Departure
14-Day % of Normal Precip
 30-Day % of Normal Precip
 60-Day % of Normal Precip
 Last 3-Month % of Normal Precip

Current Conditions - Snowpack and Streamflow
Wyoming Monday Morning Snow Report
 Wyoming 28-Day Average Streamflow Compared to Historical Streamflow on this Day

Current Conditions - Drought
Wind River Area
 Wyoming

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Outlooks - Temperature, Precipitation, and Drought
3-Month Temperature Outlook
 3-Month Precipitation Outlook
 Seasonal Drought Outlook

Outlooks - Significant Wildland Fire
1-Month
 2-Month
 Extended

Outlooks - Flooding
Minor Flooding
 Moderate Flooding
 Major Flooding

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Historical Climate
30-Year Normals
 50-Year Climate Atlas
30-Year County Averages
(Temperature and Precipitation)
 Station Data Access via CLIMOD

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Climate Summaries
Wyoming

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 Wind River Archive

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