-April 5,2021-
Below average rainfall is expected in middle and southern California this month, our last chance before summer to reduce the impact of the drought in the state and across the southwest that is staring at us.
Chances for Sierra snow this month appeared favorable a few weeks ago with a couple of storms expected to visit us according to weather models. But those hopes are now fading.
Now the entire month looks dry says a forecaster on This Week in Agribusiness.
Tahoe snow watchers fear it looks like a duster as ski resorts prepare to close for the season says the Tahoe Daily Snow Report.
“April sees 35 inches of snow on average at the Central Sierra Snow Lab near Donner Summit. We have zero inches so far this month and a forecast for zero now through at least the 12th of April. In the last 50 years, we have never had no snow in April, the lowest was 2 inches in 1992.”
Precipitation in the southern San Joaquin is 45% of average today.Below is the 7 day forecast for precipitation showing nothing.
