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Recent storm significantly boosts snowpack

Summary by Tahoe Daily Tribune

GREATER LAKE TAHOE AREA, Nev. / Calif. – The most recent storm mid-February has resurrected snowpack levels after January’s dry spell pulled numbers considerably below normal. After three weeks of no precipitation, the January 31 snowpack stood 40% below normal (median), according to USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service data. The snowpack only had a 30% chance of reaching its normal peak in the Tahoe basin this winter. “That cold storm la…

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Recent storm significantly boosts snowpack

GREATER LAKE TAHOE AREA, Nev. / Calif. – The most recent storm mid-February has resurrected snowpack levels after January’s dry spell pulled numbers considerably below normal. After three weeks of no precipitation, the January 31 snowpack stood 40% below normal (median), according to USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service data. The snowpack only had a 30% chance of reaching its normal peak in the Tahoe basin this winter. “That cold storm la…

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Tahoe Daily Tribune broke the news in 3 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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