You need to have the Adobe Flash Player to view this content. Please click here to continue. SALT LAKE CITY — For the first time since 2011, Utah is officially in the clear when it comes to drought conditions. The National Weather Service said thanks to the wet winter and the recent run of warm, dry weather, our snowpack is healthy and lower-level snow has melted into our rivers and reservoirs. At Jordanelle Reservoir on Sunday, Deb Hartley and Doug Thomsen spent the morning stand-up paddle boarding. “We’re just starting the season early,” Hartley said. “It’s so beautiful out, and it’s springtime and the weather is beautiful.” The warm temperatures…