Improved snowpack brings with it increased spring flooding concerns
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March 6, 2019
Roger Dey
A snow-capped Red Mountain seen from the top of Stemple Pass.
As 2018 rolled into 2019, the dearth of snow in the Upper Blackfoot Valley was raising concerns we might be in for the return of a warm, dry winter.
Around Jan. 20, that concern began to lift as a healthy snow storm rolled in and began more than a month of snow and cold that has seen record February snow falls in many areas. Locally, the recurring storms brought valley snow depths up to a leve...
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