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.

In a much-needed break after multiple years of severe droughts over the past two decades, California’s statewide Sierra Nevada snowpack, which provides nearly one-third of the state’s water ...

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.

Boosted by spring storms, the Tahoe, Truckee River, Carson River, and Walker River basins were all over 100 percent of median ...

Update: The state average for Sierra Nevada snowpack rose to 96% on April 1 after recent storms. That means there have been ...

As of Wednesday, year-to-date snowfall amounts had reached normal levels, according to the UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Laboratory. Here’s how the storm impacted the Tahoe ar ...

April 1 marks an important milestone for snowpacks and water supply forecasts as the date basin snowpacks typically reach a ...