The California Department of Water Resources conducted its second snow survey at the Phillips Station, finding 23 inches of snow depth, which is about 46% of the average for the location. As for the state, the snowpack is at 59% of average for the date.
But January, which is known for being California's wettest month, dropped those gains with no major storms. Water officials said there are no major storms in the forecast for at least the next two weeks.
In 2025, California was at 67% of its average for this date. January, February and March are typically the Sierra Nevada's largest snow-producing months.
The DWR will conduct its next snow survey in about a month. There will be at least one more in April,
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