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Daniel Swain

New Weather West post: As wet & cool late-winter pattern departs, growing signs of unusually warm & dry spring across CA & broader West. #CAwater #CAwx #CAfire weatherwest.com/archives/43344

Weather West - California weather and climate perspectives · As wet & cool late-winter pattern departs, growing signs of unusually warm & dry spring across CA & broader West - Weather WestIt's official: California's north-south precipitation dipole persisted the entire wet season Well, as the dry season approaches, it's now pretty clear that the much-discussed north-south "precipitation dipole" across California did indeed manage to persist for the entire rainy season (something that had been predicted by seasonal outlooks). It did soften, somewhat, from its very intense
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Ian James

The battle over whether California should build a $20 billion water tunnel in the Delta is escalating, with Gov. Newsom pushing to lay the groundwork for the project before his term expires and state water regulators considering whether to grant a key authorization. latimes.com/environment/story/ #CAwater

Courtland, CA - December 05: The Sacramento River flows past Greene and Hemly orchards along state Hwy. 160 near a spot where one of two proposed intakes will be located, on right of road, for the Delta Conveyance Project on Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2023 in Courtland, CA. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)
Los Angeles Times · Newsom in fight to advance plans for $20-billion Delta water tunnelBy Ian James
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Ian James

The end of California’s storm season has brought more fresh snow to the Sierra Nevada, pushing the snowpack to 96% of average. The near-average snowpack has given the state a third straight year of ample water supplies in the mountains — something that hasn’t happened since 1998-2000. latimes.com/environment/story/ #CAwater

Snow blankets the meadow wherethe California Department of Water Resources conducts the fourth media snow survey of the 2025 season at Phillips Station in the Sierra Nevada.The snow survey is held approximately90 miles east of Sacramento off Highway 50 in El Dorado County.Photo taken March 28, 2025. Ken James / California Department of Water Resources
Los Angeles Times · For the first time in 25 years, California has a snowpack trifectaBy Ian James
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Daniel Swain

After today's cold system departs, spring will begin in earnest across California w/much drier & warmer conditions on horizon. In fact, at the moment, ensembles are hinting at a major and perhaps even record-breaking early-season heat event in ~10 days. Stay tuned. #CAwx #CAwater

Map from EPS ensemble depicting predicted temperature anomalies across the West in ~10 days. Red and pink areas, which are widespread on the map, depict well above average temperatures for mid-April.
Map from EPS ensemble depicting predicted geopotential height anomalies across the West in ~10 days. Red areas, which are widespread on the map, depict well above average GPH for mid-April.
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San Francisco Baykeeper

The Water Board will be meeting on Monday on Zoom for input on whether to move forward with the disastrous plan—and we need as many people as possible to show up to oppose it.

Help us get the word out about why this destructive, wasteful project must be stopped!

Instructions for participating in the meeting are here:
baykeeper.org/update/help-us-s

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