Graph of California snowpack water equivalent depth as at today. That's 20% of the average for the time of year, which is close to the season peak. It's only 7% of average in the northern region.
Not #Ozsnow: Californian snowpack update: It snowed (a tiny bit).
snow.water.ca.gov
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Yes #Ozsnow has avalanches, including quite big ones. Take care.
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#Ozsnow season 2025, at high altitude. It has been much thinner at mid to low altitudes.
'But Victoria is better.' No it isn't. They're actually right beside each other, rarely differ.
#Ozsnow Tasmania this morning, about as good as it gets: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dK8G...
#Ozsnow 2025 system #5 comes with a double burst, Wednesday and Friday. Looking pretty good; the second may be the best (note the differing precipitation shading scales):
No #Ozsnow though. Maybe mid next week.
Missed this, earlier. So that's the end of #Ozsnow mainland cloud seeding. Snowy Hydro's 'precipitation enhancement' program was halted last year, but that's now permanent: www.snowyhydro.com.au/news/cloud-s...
(Hydro Tasmania's cloud seeding program ended in 2016.)
Oops, looks like someone at #SnowyHydro just entered the latest #Ozsnow data in the wrong place. Pretty sure this below is actually the Deep Creek reading. (Spencers for 22 July sr 115.9 cm.)
A similar system produces this Snowy Hydro #Ozsnow data.
(The water-equivalent data is not publicly available.)
