Winter storms in the Sierra Nevada in March have increased the snowpack to 90% of normal, a good sign for California’s water supply, state officials announced.

California's snowpack has hit a 25-year milestone, reaching 96 percent of the historical average. The accumulation of snow in ...

California's snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains measures 96% of average. It's the third straight year the state has had near-average or above-average amounts of snow.

A series of atmospheric river events during the winter and spring have caused reservoirs to swell to more than 118% than is ...

Snow levels in the Sierra Nevada at this time of year are considered ... and in addition we know that floods and droughts can ...

California's water reserves have improved in some areas since last spring, with several of the state's largest reservoirs ...

California reservoirs are expected to continue rising through the spring as snowmelt supplements the water levels.

Stormy weather is expected in Northern California as Sierra snow, breezy winds and a few thunderstorms are possible on Monday.

California’s about to go off ... Expect lift closures or slowdowns at times. Snow Levels: They briefly start high in the Sierra (above 7,000–8,000 feet) on the leading edge of these storms before ...

Wildcards: Potentially stronger atmospheric river-type system mid to late next week, but details remain uncertain (snow levels, timing, etc.). Keep an eye on rapid changes. Kirkwood leads the pack ...

Snow levels in the Sierra Nevada at this time of ... and droughts can happen at any time,” Reising said. “It is the California way of life to expect that.” Throughout the state’s main ...