The series of atmospheric rivers that hit California in the months of December and January certainly improved the state’s snowpack, state water officials confirmed during their second snow survey of the year.
Results from the state’s Feb. 1 manual snow survey recorded 85.5 inches of snow at the Sierra Nevada’s Phillips Station, which is 193 percent of average for the area at this time of year.
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