I know this is a bit unrelated to elk but is there an app/service where u can view moisture/precipation within a certain area or unit over a given timeframe? I would like to know within a unit where the moisture may be concentrated. I know gohunt shows average rainfall etc but I would like to see where it is actually occurring if that makes sense. Thanks!
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BrianID
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Here are a couple links that you might find helpful
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu
https://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/webmap/#version=80.2&elements=&networks=!&states=!&counties=!&hucs=&minElevation=&maxElevation=&elementSelectType=all&activeOnly=true&activeForecastPointsOnly=false&hucLabels=false&hucParameterLabels=false&stationLabels=&overlays=&hucOverlays=&mode=data&openSections=dataElement,parameter,date,basin,elements,location,networks&controlsOpen=true&popup=&popupMulti=&base=esriNgwm&displayType=station&basinType=6&dataElement=WTEQ?meter=PCTMED&frequency=DAILY&duration=I&customDuration=&dayPart=E&year=2019&month=3&day=10&monthPart=E&forecastPubMonth=1&forecastPubDay=1&forecastExceedance=50&seqColor=1&divColor=3&scaleType=D&scaleMin=&scaleMax=&referencePeriodType=POR&referenceBegin=1981&referenceEnd=2010&minimumYears=20&hucAssociations=true&lat=42.199&lon=-110.161&zoom=5.5
On the 2nd link, make sure you change the date on the right bottom part of the page. You can click on the different snow gages and look at old trends.
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu
https://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/webmap/#version=80.2&elements=&networks=!&states=!&counties=!&hucs=&minElevation=&maxElevation=&elementSelectType=all&activeOnly=true&activeForecastPointsOnly=false&hucLabels=false&hucParameterLabels=false&stationLabels=&overlays=&hucOverlays=&mode=data&openSections=dataElement,parameter,date,basin,elements,location,networks&controlsOpen=true&popup=&popupMulti=&base=esriNgwm&displayType=station&basinType=6&dataElement=WTEQ?meter=PCTMED&frequency=DAILY&duration=I&customDuration=&dayPart=E&year=2019&month=3&day=10&monthPart=E&forecastPubMonth=1&forecastPubDay=1&forecastExceedance=50&seqColor=1&divColor=3&scaleType=D&scaleMin=&scaleMax=&referencePeriodType=POR&referenceBegin=1981&referenceEnd=2010&minimumYears=20&hucAssociations=true&lat=42.199&lon=-110.161&zoom=5.5
On the 2nd link, make sure you change the date on the right bottom part of the page. You can click on the different snow gages and look at old trends.
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NOAA used to be a good source. You can select various types of precipitation, check for flooding, etc.
https://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/nsa/
https://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/nsa/
