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Snowpack levels below average, but much of Harney County still not at drought level
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Snowpack levels below average, but much of Harney County still not at drought level
HARNEY COUNTY – Southeastern Oregon’s snowpack is well below average, mirroring a statewide trend. Monitors at Fish Creek, Snow Mountain and Silvies all showed less than 50% of the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s snow water equivalent as of Wednesday. The Silvies monitor on Steens Mountain recorded the lowest levels at 11%. The Fish Creek monitor is also in the Steens Mountain area and was at 31% Despite the low snowpack, much of Harney…
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