California could experience three consecutive years of snowpack reaching 100 percent of normal levels for the first time this ...

California's major reservoirs are over 75% full, a promising sign for the water supply as the dry season approaches, paired ...

After an extremely dry January, California’s snowpack in the Sierra Nevada now measures just 65% of the average for this time of year, but state water officials said two winter storms are ...

California's second snowpack survey of season saw significant depletions of crucial mountain snow levels compared to the season's first survey at the beginning of the year. The manual survey at ...

The alarmingly low figures come after California’s snowpack was more than 108% of average at the start of the year thanks to winter storms in November and December in the Northern Sierra. But ...

Despite getting off to a strong start, California's snowpack has dropped "well below average" after a dry January put a dent into the early season recording, state water officials said Friday.

IT IT DEFINITELY HURTS OUR OUR SNOWPACK AND IT REQUIRES US TO CATCH UP THE STORMS MOVING THROUGH CALIFORNIA SHOULD HELP BOOST THOSE NUMBERS, AND WE CAN STILL GET A LOT OF SNOW IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH.

The graph below shows the variability in snowpack throughout the season ... This next survey comes at a time when California looks to see a long-duration period of ARs moving in from the Pacific.

From the California Department of Water Resources, Andy Reising the Manager of the Snow Survey and Water Supply Forecasting Unit conducts the first snow survey of the season to assess how much ...