As spring progresses in Idaho, snow-water levels across various basins are showing below-average figures compared to historical data from 1991 to 2020. According to the latest Snotel maps, the Big Lost River basin records the highest percentage at 71%, while the Clearwater and Coeur d'Alene-St. Joe systems in northern Idaho are each at 70%. The Little Lost basin is at 64%. These figures, although not catastrophic, indicate a drier trend as the water year advances. The Snotel maps, updated daily, provide a comparative analysis rather than raw snow-water amounts, offering insights into the current water availability against historical averages. This information is crucial for water resource management, agricultural planning, and assessing the potential for drought conditions in the coming months.