A report from the National Water and Climate Center and the United States Department of Agriculture paints a difficult picture for snowpack in western WA.
Biden "willfully" retained & disclosed classified materials when he was a private citizen, won't face criminal charges, DOJ report says.from the National Water and Climate Center and the United States Department of Agriculture paints a difficult picture for snowpack in western Washington.
"Of course, this season is a little lacking in the snow department. This was to be expected. There is strong El Nino in the Pacific, which typically during a winter season correlates to mild conditions in the Pacific Northwest, with less snow in the higher terrain.”“Not necessarily," she said.
Clark said spring needs to stay cool and rainy, and she expects that to happen. Clark said a big "melt off" is not expected and she remains optimistic. Without a major storm, the snowpack will just have to hold on, and hope for the temperatures to be merciful. However, it's a fine line. Even if rain falls and it remains cool, one heatwave could throw it all off, Clark said.
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