Following five years of severe drought conditions, California is now in the midst of one of the wettest winters in recorded history — the effects of which can been seen locally in the Tuolumne River Watershed. So far in the 2017 precipitation year, which began in September, several months have already exceeded their historical averages, and last month proved to be no exception with over 15 inches of rainfall in the Tuolumne River Watershed. This amount is nearly 10 inches more than monthly historical average of 5.99 inches for February.
Rainfall totals continue to top historical averages
Latest snow survey reveals phenomenal snowpack
