The Daily Inter Lake:

" It may seem as if there has been unusually steady snowfall this
winter, but Northwest Montana’s mountain snowpack is only somewhat
ahead of the 30-year average.

The Natural Resources Conservation Service said the snowpack above the
Flathead River Basin was at 121 percent of average at the end of
January. That’s 59 percent higher than at the same time last year.

The Kootenai River Basin is at 107 percent of average and 42 percent
ahead of the level at the end of January last year.

For all Montana drainages that flow to the Columbia River Basin, the
snowpack is 113 percent of average."

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Davey Crockett

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