California snowpack deepest in four decades
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California snowpack deepest in four decades
California’s snowpack levels are at their highest point in four decades, after a series of severe storms deluged the region last month, according to state water officials. The total snow water equivalent accumulated has risen to 33.7 inches, or 205 percent of the average for this time of year, the California Department of Water Resources announced on…
·Washington, United States
Read Full ArticleCalifornia snowpack doubles its average for February, but dry trend raises worries
The amount of water in the snowpack, technically described as snow water equivalent, currently outpaces California's record 1982-83 season, officials said. But the weather has turned drier, with only modest systems passing through.
·San Francisco, United States
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