Donner Summit is covered snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains on March 4, 2024, near Soda Springs, California. The second of three back-to-back storms is currently producing snow in California.

Sierra needs more snow to meet California's water needs, ... Surveyors recorded 34 inches of snow depth at Phillips Station and snow water equivalent to 13.5 inches. ... REAL-TIME TRAFFIC MAP ...

Officials measured 126.5 inches of snow depth on Monday at Phillips Station, a site south of Lake Tahoe where data goes back to 1941. That is about 221 percent of the average April depth there.

A map showing the estimated depth of snow accumulations across the contiguous U.S. as of 1 a.m. ET on January 9, 2024. ... with California seeing several rounds of flooding.

Where is it high enough to snow? Southern California’s foothills and even some desert areas are all within reach of this week’s snow storm. The map below offers a view of the region by elevation.

snow depth, this is another category. THAT IS HOW MUCH SNOW IS ON THE GROUND AT ANY ONE POINT IN TIME DURING THE SEASON. THE NUMBER ONE SEASON IS 1952 WHERE WE HAD 21 FEET ON THE GROUND.

A map from AccuWeather shows that the areas anticipating the heaviest snow include Lassen Park, Donner Pass, Bear Valley, ...

California's snowmelt is leading to flooding and erosions. The Central Valley and Yosemite are dangerously affected, but the water can benefit drought-battered farmers.

"For our survey [Friday,] we recorded a snow depth of 116.5 inches and 41.5 inches for snow water content," said Guzman. "That results in a 177% of average to date and a 170% of the April 1 ...

California’s snowpack is at a historic level. But state water officials still want you to keep those sprinklers off. More than 85 inches of snow was measured at Phillips Station in the high ...

The California Department of Water Resources recorded 7 1/2 inches of snow depth and a snow water equivalent of 3 inches during Tuesday's first snow survey of the season at Phillips Station.

When it comes to snow on California mountains, 2023 is off to a good start. However, officials stressed California remains in a severe drought and people should still continue to conserve water.