March 26, 2008--Sierra snowpack down to normal after dry spell (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
The Sierra snowpack has shrunk to normal levels after a series of big winter storms in January and early February was followed by a relative dry spell. While storms have tapered off in recent weeks, the state Department of Water Resources says the amount of snow remaining should be enough to fill the reservoirs that feed the state’s water system. The additional snow this winter will not be enough to significantly increase water shipments to farmers and cities.
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