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Track California Snow Conditions. The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) California Cooperative Snow Surveys (CCSS) program supports DWR’s water supply forecasting and flood management missions: One of DWR’s longest standing programs, a model of cooperation and collaboration. Facilitates the cooperative sharing of data among ...
California snowpack levels and snowfall totals with latest weather and ski area conditions.
Scientists take flight to map California’s vast snowpack and measure flooding threats; Newsom wants to build a $16-billion water tunnel. Will it destroy California’s delta?
Snowpack as of 11/18/2024. The map of California shows how snowpack conditions compare to the historical averages at various locations across the state. The plot below aggregates this same data to show how the cumulative statewide snowpack is tracking relative to the historical average.
On average, the Sierra snowpack supplies about 30 percent of California’s water needs. Its natural ability to store water is why the Sierra snowpack is often referred to as California's “frozen reservoir.”
California has recorded an above average snowpack for the second consecutive year, the California Department of Water resources announced. Statewide snowpack readings came in at 110% of the...
California has an above-average snowpack and the state’s reservoirs are mostly filled, bringing a substantial boost to water supplies. April 1, 2024
After a multi-day blizzard dropped 6 to 11 feet of snow across the Sierra Nevada, California’s snowpack has surged to above normal for the first time this year.
California is beginning 2024 with a below-normal mountain snowpack a year after it had one of its best starts in decades with storms that pulled the state out of drought.
California has entered spring with an above-average mountain snowpack, and major reservoirs are in good shape for a second consecutive year.