California Needs More Snow To Offset Drought, Diminished Runoff Levels

California is experiencing significant snowfall, which is beneficial for building snowpack crucial for water supply. Despite the heavy snow, the state remains in severe drought, with reservoirs below average levels. The snowpack is vital for alleviating drought conditions, but more storms are needed to meet water supply needs. Climate change poses a threat to future snowpacks, potentially exacerbating water scarcity issues.

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