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Snow pack for Siskiyou County at dismal levels

Fire Safe Council of Siskiyou County Uncategorized May 19, 2022May 19, 2022 1 Minute

May be an image of text that says 'May 2022, Snow Survey Results Scott River Sub-Basin Snow Course Height of Snow Historic Average for May Measured %of Historic Average Middle Boulder 1 (Established 1946 Elevation 6600') Measured Snow W ater Equivalent Historic % of Average Historic for May Average 0.8" 51.1" 2% 0.2" Middle Boulder3 (Established 1948 Elevation 6200') 25.3" 1.1" 1% 38.9" 3% 0.4" Dynamite Meadow (Established 1955/ Elevation 5700') 18.8" 0.0" 2% 21.0" 0% 0.0" 9.3" 23.1" 0% Swampy John (Established 1951/ Elevation 5500') Scott Mountain (Established 1986/ Elevation 5900') 50.2" 46% 10.0" 22.5" 0.0" 44% 24.4" Total average 0% 0.0" 12.0" 10% 0% 9%'

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