The forecast ending in April 2024 indicates that western states will continue to experience widespread surpluses, with some intense deficit anomalies appearing in the Pacific Northwest, northern states of the Midwest, and isolated regions in the South. 

The forecast ending anticipates widespread surpluses in western and southwestern states to continue, with some intense deficit anomalies appearing in the Pacific Northwest and northern states of the Midwest. 

The 12-forecast indicates widespread surpluses throughout western and southwestern states to continue, with isolated deficits intensifying in the Pacific Northwest. Similarly intense anomalies are expected in various areas of the noncontiguous U.S.

The forecast ending indicates major surpluses to persist in many of the western and southwestern continental states. Deficits of varying intensity are expected to endure in isolated pockets of the Pacific Northwest and New Mexico, as well as noncontiguous areas of the U.S.  

The forecast indicates extreme to exceptional surpluses throughout many western states, as well as in states outside the continental United States. Some intense deficits are expected in Florida and the Pacific Northwest, as well as areas of Alaska.