Scientists are headed out to the Sierra Nevada mountains today. Their purpose? To check out the snow pack for the season's first measurement.
The results are a big deal for guiding how the state manages water int he coming months.
For more, we're joined by Doug Carlson with the California Department of Water Resources.
Scientists head to Sierra snowpack to measure key indicator for state's water
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