I took a turn out of Northern Death Valley NP and went into California’s Owens Valley. Not surprisingly, the Sierras had little snow. The first image is from last winters snow level in Owens Valley and the last three are from this years winter. Quite a difference.
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14 responses to “The Sierras Are Practically Snowless”
Doesn’t bode well for the summer ahead.
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They had too many brush fires last year
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😦 Once again there’s been so much less snow and rain than I remember.
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The rivers and creeks won’t be so robust as usual, Yosemite Falls will be dry by July
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Wow!
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Probably because of a natural cycle. Lovely photo’s!
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We are back in drought mode.
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Maybe California will get a lot of snow in the next 2 months. We are really dry in Utah
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I remember! Zion felt like springtime.
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It’s cold this weekend with some snow on Monday
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Last winter made us think we were through with the drought. This seems like the worst year yet.
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I wonder…should we be alarmed?
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Looks like the Sierras got 2-3 feet of new snow last week. I heard the snowpack went from 10% of normal to 37% with more storms on the way. California will be fine
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