California Sierra Snow Pack At 68% Of Average Following Series Of Winter Storms
California’s Sierra snowpack is 68% of average after a series of storms in recent weeks. The Department of Water Resources says the statewide average is down slightly from the 70% number about two weeks ago during the last monthly snow survey. The snowpack was sagging at about 40% of normal back in mid-January.
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