Water content of California's snowpack is well below normal, but a new round of storms approaches
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"This year's El Niño has delivered below average precipitation and an even smaller snowpack," department Director Karla Nemeth said. "Californians must prepare for all possible conditions during the remaining months of the rainy season."
"This time last year, the (statewide) snowpack was at 214% of average," Sean de Guzman, manager of the California Department of Water Resources' flood operations section, told an online press conference. He said there was 7 feet (2.1 meters) of snow at Phillips Station this time last year.
Read at Sacramento Bee
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