Weather
Even with a miracle March that renewed the hopes of many California skiers and riders, snowpack levels are still well below historic averages. According to the California DWR, snow sensors are recording average depths only 37% of normal across the state.
Northern Sierra: 30% of Normal
Central Sierra: 44% of Normal
Southern Sierra: 31% of Normal
Statewide: 37% of Normal
With spring in full swing, any significant improvement in these numbers seems unlikely. On the bright side, it’s not time to panic yet. Last years epic winter still has the states reservoirs and drinking water supplies in good shape.
