US EditionMinimal snowmelt in north and south Thompson basins, no data recorded for the Lower Thompson
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Minimal snowmelt in north and south Thompson basins, no data recorded for the Lower Thompson
Although the seasonal snowmelt across British Columbia slowed through mid-May, the snowpack is still well below normal for the middle of May. The May 15 Snow Bulletin provides a mid-month update on seasonal snowmelt and typically shows if snowmelt is earlier than normal, delayed or melting at seasonal rates. According to the BC River Forecast Centre, on average, about 21% of the annual snowpack melts by mid-May. However, as of May 15 this year, …
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