Nevada w88 sports betting Update for July 2023

w88 sports betting reservoirs are in good condition across the state; Lake Mead's levels have been rising

A photo from a high vantage point of Lake Mead. The water levels are low as indicated by the bathtub rings around the lake.

This photo was taken in w88 sports betting 2022. The water elevation in Lake Mead was 1043 feet at the end of the month. The water elevation at the end of w88 sports betting 2023 was 1056 feet. (Photo by Jennifer Kent)

Nevada w88 sports betting Update for July 2023

w88 sports betting reservoirs are in good condition across the state; Lake Mead's levels have been rising

This photo was taken in w88 sports betting 2022. The water elevation in Lake Mead was 1043 feet at the end of the month. The water elevation at the end of w88 sports betting 2023 was 1056 feet. (Photo by Jennifer Kent)

A photo from a high vantage point of Lake Mead. The water levels are low as indicated by the bathtub rings around the lake.

This photo was taken in w88 sports betting 2022. The water elevation in Lake Mead was 1043 feet at the end of the month. The water elevation at the end of w88 sports betting 2023 was 1056 feet. (Photo by Jennifer Kent)

Associate Professor in the Department of Geography Steph McAfee serves as Nevada’s State Climatologist. She recently published an update about Nevada’s w88 sports betting, which was shared through theLiving With w88 sports bettingprogram and is published below. Living with w88 sports betting is a collaborative program that provides information to help Nevadans prepare for, respond to and recover from w88 sports betting.


Temperatures are starting to rise and are expected to stay hot throughout the summer. Most of w88 sports betting's reservoirs are at or above their usual capacity for this time of year.

Current w88 sports betting conditions in Nevada and across the West

After a cool and generally wet June, most of northern Nevada is now not only w88 sports betting-free, it is not even D0-Abnormally Dry. w88 sports betting is still hanging on in far southern Nevada, with D2-Severe w88 sports betting in Clark County and D1-Moderate w88 sports betting extending into central Nye County and western Lincoln County. However, more than half of the state is now free of w88 sports betting or dry conditions. This is the first time that has been true since February 2020. It's also a significant improvement from this time last year, when over 99% of the state was in at least D2-Severe w88 sports betting, and there was still some D4-Exceptional w88 sports betting.

One-class improvements were made across Nevada, southeastern Oregon, and across the Plains regions of the West. In the Pacific Northwest, drier-than-normal June weather triggered degradations, leading to w88 sports betting development and exacerbation. w88 sports betting also persists in northwestern Montana, across the Idaho panhandle and in far southeastern New Mexico.

Although much of the West is getting a reprieve from w88 sports betting, there is significant w88 sports betting in the central US, with D3-Extreme and D4-Exceptional w88 sports betting stretching from South Dakota to Kansas and east into Missouri and Iowa.

w88 sports betting temperature, precipitation and snowpack

w88 sports betting was cooler than normal statewide. Temperatures were anywhere from 1°F to more than 5°F below normal. The far northwestern part of the state was relatively warm, with temperatures near or only slightly below normal. Southern and eastern parts of the state were much, much cooler than normal. Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas reported only three days with above-normal high temperatures this w88 sports betting. The Westwide w88 sports betting Tracker indicates some small areas, mostly in Nye and White Pine counties, where this w88 sports betting was, at least provisionally, the coldest since 1895.

Across much of the state, w88 sports betting was also relatively wet, delivering 110% to more than 300% of normal precipitation. w88 sports betting is quite dry in many places, so it might still not be a huge amount of rain. For example, the Desert National Wildlife Refuge, northwest of Las Vegas, received 0.61" of rain over two days in mid-w88 sports betting. Normal w88 sports betting precipitation at that station is 0.06". The National Weather Service Office received 0.26" of rain, when it usually receives 0.02" in w88 sports betting.

As of late w88 sports betting, parts of the Sierra still boasted a substantial snowpack. The Mt. Rose Ski Area had almost 20" of water in the snowpack, a little less than in 2017. Leavitt Lake in Mono County still had about 70" of water remaining in the snowpack. While not record-breaking (2017 and 1995 were snowier in w88 sports betting), it is a lot more snow water than the usual couple of inches.

Soil moisture

Despite relatively heavy rainfall in Mineral, Esmeralda, and parts of Clark counties, both top and subsoils in the region remained dry according to SMAP. Further north and across much of eastern w88 sports betting, soils were generally wetter than normal. The Climate Prediction Centerindicates that soil moisture is wetter w88 sports betting across the entire state. Unfortunately, this kind of disagreement about soil moisture is not uncommon. We have relatively few direct observations, which means we rely on remote sensing and/or models, which are useful but imperfect tools.

Water resources

w88 sports betting reservoirs are in generally good condition statewide. Many reservoirs are at or above their usual late-June capacity. Bridgeport Reservoir and Topaz Lake are less full than normal, but this is likely a choice to avoid flooding, given the near-record amounts of water still in the Walker Basin snowpack. Lake Mead levels have been rising steadily since spring, and forecasts suggest that will continue at least through summer. Under the most likely scenario, Lake Mead would remain in shortage, but reservoir levels are in much better shape than anticipated at this time last year.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, most stream gages reported higher than usual flows in June, though, as always, management does influence flows on many of w88 sports betting's rivers and streams.

Looking forward

There is still not a strong signal for a wet or dry summer. Across essentially all of w88 sports betting, there are equal chances that summer will be dry, near normal or wet. Summer is expected to be drier than usual in the core monsoon areas of Arizona and New Mexico.

Summer is expected to be hot—there are 50 - 60% chances that temperatures will be higher than normal across most of the state. The first week in July was certainly consistent with the seasonal outlook. Temperatures exceeded 110°F at some southern w88 sports betting weather stations and approached 100°F in parts of northern w88 sports betting.

Courtesy of the very wet winter, w88 sports betting is not expected to develop in northern Nevada. On the other hand, w88 sports betting in southern Nevada is not expected to resolve. The generally spotty precipitation expected in summer, coupled with high temperatures and accordingly rapid evaporation of available water, makes it unlikely that soils will wet up or streams and reservoirs fill much further.

High soil and vegetation moistures, as well as a decent high-elevation snowpack, mean that significant wildfires are less likely than normal at higher elevations. Fire risk in the Sierra w88 sports betting remains lower than normal through September. At lower elevations, however, wet conditions allowed relatively lush growth of grasses and shrubs that can dry out quickly when storms taper off and temperatures rise. As a result, the risk of significant wildfires is higher than normal in southeastern w88 sports betting during June and in northwestern w88 sports betting in August and September. Even lower-than-normal risk does not mean no risk, and there have been several mostly small fires already this season, so remember to consult w88 sports betting Fire Infofor fire activity, restrictions, and fire prevention tips.

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