UC Berkeley’s Sierra Snow Lab in the Central Sierra said Sunday morning it received another 7.1 inches of snow overnight, bringing its total for the most recent storm to 20.3 inches.
Scientists from the lab, located in Soda Springs at an elevation of 6,894 feet, said they expected more flurries Sunday without much accumulation.
However, they also said the spring snow isn’t over, with models suggesting a mid-week storm on the way and into next weekend, with another 1 to 2 feet of snow possible.
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And your water rates may still climb though that may be because some of these ancient water systems are finally getting an upgrade though they should have been 20-30 years ago when it was more affordable.
Typical government procedure put off what needs done now and rip off taxpayers later.And they will never admit we don’t have a drought.Have to justify the high paying jobs.
According to NOAA and NWS, precipitation is near or above normal for the majority of the California.
Climate is cyclical. We’ll have another drought period in 7 to 10 years.
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