The team from the Department of Water Resources measuring the snow depth at Phillips Station. Fred Greaves / California Department of Water Resources This year’s second official survey of the critical California snowpack on Tuesday showed only 52% of normal despite recent storms, the Department of Water Resources reported. The traditional manual survey at Phillips Station in the Sierra Nevada recorded a snow depth of 29 inches and snow water equivalent of 10 inches — 58% of average for this time in the season. Electronic readings from 130 stations throughout the state on Tuesday showed an overall lower average of 52% of normal at a snow water equivalent of 8.4 inches. The
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