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Northern California To Receive Much-Needed Precipitation

Kansas City, January 29 (World Weather Inc.) – Timely precipitation was noted in portions of California last autumn and early in the winter for much of California. However, drier than normal weather was noted since early December for much of the state, most notably the southern half of the state. Snowpack for the Sierra Nevada is generally lower or much lower than usual for this time of year. Reservoir levels are near or above historical averages and the outlook for the upcoming season is generally good. Timely precipitation would still be welcome in the coming weeks to ensure ideal prospects. The northern half of the state will be unusually wet through the middle of next week. Mountain snowpack will increase significantly and several locations at lower elevations will receive enough rain to bolster soil moisture and water storage levels. The southern half of the state will otherwise remain dry.