Colorado is experiencing some abnormally dry areas, but overall, conditions are improving. As of October 27, 2015, 31.85 percent of Colorado land is classified as “abnormally dry.” This is better than one year ago, when 63.5 percent was abnormally dry or under moderate to severe drought. Early snowpack reports from the National Resources Conservation Service show that as of November 12th, snowpack is above average across most of the state of Colorado.

This is all good news as the state is out of drought conditions.