[Robert DeLong]

Your statement that they do not exist for 2019 is false, and you should know it because I sent this on your vanity post yesterday. While true that they are estimates, they don't just pull numbers out their rear-end, they use data accumulated thus far and extrapolate based upon those numbers:

Flu for 2019-2020

[DouglasKC]

Your statement that they do not exist for 2019 is false, and you should know it because I sent this on your vanity post yesterday. While true that they are estimates, they don't just pull numbers out their rear-end, they use data accumulated thus far and extrapolate based upon those numbers:

Sorry, I didn't think to search on ESTIMATES. I was looking at the numbers that they had on their website and 2017 WAS the last actual numbers. Nothing nefarious.

[Paladin2]

Well, it obviously makes fair sense to track these numbers by “season” rather than Calendar Year [see Water Year used to track snowfall and its water equivalent].

So I’d expect that the CDC should have 2018-2019 flu season numbers available. [Maybe Schumers extra $6 Billion could speed up the process?]

[Paladin2]

However I can see current Water Year, daily SWE data at any number of sites in the West:

https://www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/snow/snowplot.cgi?BSKM8