136 Percent: First Sierra Snow Survey Leaves California Water Officials Cautiously Optimistic
Water resources officials are cautiously optimistic that the snowpack currently sitting at 136 percent of normal is a good start.
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Water resources officials are cautiously optimistic that the snowpack currently sitting at 136 percent of normal is a good start.
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