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Flattop Mountain snow site above normal for the year
September 20, 2026
Flattop Mountain SNOTEL at 6,280 feet recorded 85.5 inches of water-year precipitation through September 19, which is 117% of the 72.8-inch median for this date. The elevated water-year total at this high-elevation headwater station indicates above-normal annual moisture delivery to the mountain basins that feed the Northern Glaciated Plains downstream.
Stahl Peak snow site tops normal precipitation
September 20, 2026
Stahl Peak SNOTEL at 6,040 feet reported 68.7 inches of water-year precipitation through September 19, which is 112% of the 61.4-inch median for this date. This above-normal precipitation through late summer indicates the region upstream of the Aspen Parkland is receiving more water input than typical for this time of year, suggesting adequate moisture recharge heading into the dormant season.
Meadowhawks active at Beaverdam Flats Natural Park
September 20, 2026
were observed at Beaverdam Flats Natural Park on 2026-09-19, indicating active odonates in early autumn as water temperatures cool. Dragonfly presence reflects stable aquatic habitat conditions suitable for their larvae.
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