The latest Utah SNOTEL Snowpack Update Report, based on mountain data from NRCS SNOTEL sites, shows near-zero snow water equivalent levels across much of the state as of July 25, 2026.
Provisional data from the first reading of the day indicates that most monitored basins are reporting minimal current snowpack.
In the Bear River basin, several sites such as Tony Grove RS, Little Bear, and Oxford Spring reported 0.0 inches of current snow water equivalent. Emigrant Summit recorded a slight measurement of 0.3 inches, while Franklin Basin showed 1.1 inches.
The Weber-Ogden Rivers basin also shows widespread low levels, with most sites like Ben Lomond Trail, Lost Creek Resv, and Farmington Lower reporting 0.0 inches. Lookout Peak recorded 0.1 inches, and Trial Lake reported 0.8 inches.
In the Duchesne River basin, Currant Creek measured 0.2 inches, while Five Points Lake recorded 0.3 inches. The Provo-Utah Lake-Jordan River basin reported 0.2 inches at the Payson R.S. site and 0.1 inches at Lookout Peak.
The report notes that all provided data is provisional and subject to revision. The readings are based on the first reading of the day, typically occurring at 00:00, for Saturday, July 25, 2026.
