British Columbia's snowpack levels rise, but drought risks persist due to warmer weather and low rainfall.
British Columbia's recent snowfall has increased snowpack levels, but the risk of low stream flows and drought conditions this summer remains, according to the River Forecast Centre. The average snowpack in the province has risen to 66% of normal, up from 61% last month. However, the ongoing concern of low snowpack levels may lead to increased drought conditions this summer due to warmer weather and spotty rainfall.
March 08, 2024
14 Articles