Historic snowpack is still accumulating...

in the La Sal Mountains of southeastern Utah, with 252% of median snow water equivalent being indicated on this day, matching the previous record but occurring several days earlier in the season. And it’s not over yet, more snow is on the way in the high country, as atmospheric rivers continue to flood the region.

 
 

Here is the link to the SWE hydrograph shown above and to the NRCS SNOTEL map for real-time data.

23 March 2023 UPDATE: The day after this original post, this station is now reporting 264% of median SWE, well into historical territory.