Coming off back-to-back La Nina winters and the current water stored in Oregon statewide snowpack shows some good news. Notice the higher than normal water supply in the Willamette basin and the Hood-Sandy basin, which includes Mt. Hood. Parts of central Oregon show good news with 99% of normal water stored in the Upper Deschutes -Crooked basin and east through much of the Blue Mountains is also near 100% of normal. The driest part of Oregon as fire season approaches is the Malheur basin at 39% of normal snowpack. (snowpack map shows stored water as of April 29, 2022)