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Sierra Nevada snowpack measured at 193% of historic average

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Recent storms not only aided in revitalizing reservoirs, but it appears they brought considerable snow as well. California Department of Water Resources conducted its second snow survey of 2023 at Phillips Station where the snowpack was measured at 85.5 inches. According to DWR, this is 193% of the average for measuring on Feb. 1.

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Sierra Nevada snowpack measured at 193% of historic average

The California Department of Water Resources conducted its second snow survey of 2023 at Phillips Station where the snowpack was measured at 85.5 inches and determined a snow water equivalent of 33…

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Chico Enterprise-Record broke the news on Thursday, February 2, 2023.
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