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 ...

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 ...

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