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After a mild winter, eclipse is bringing tourists to Vermont - Vimarsana News

After a mild winter, eclipse is bringing tourists to Vermont

Many places in Vermont, like Burlington and Stowe, are at a 99% occupancy rate as tourists flock to the state to view the eclipse.

The Storm Has Arrived In Utah; Resorts See First Dump - Vimarsana News

The Storm Has Arrived In Utah; Resorts See First Dump

Although the storm underperformed according to NOAA's initial claims, a lot of powder is predicted to continue to fall at Utah ski resorts.

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Rain showers, cooler temperatures expected to arrive Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Rain showers, cooler temperatures expected to arrive Tuesday

When it comes to quenching our thirst for precipitation, something is better than nothing right? Well, a little something may be on the way, according to the National Weather Service in Reno. Mild afternoon temperatures will remain warm through Monday but Tuesday brings a change with a chance of light valley rain and mountain snow showers Tuesday.

Despite slow start to California snowpack, hope remains for turnaround - Vimarsana News

Despite slow start to California snowpack, hope remains for turnaround

It was a disappointing start to California's water year as state regulators on Tuesday conducted the first snow survey of the season at the Phillips Station, where there seemed to be more dirt than snow.

Reclamation announces water allocation for Klamath Project | Wildfires - Vimarsana News

Reclamation announces water allocation for Klamath Project | Wildfires

Farmers and ranchers in the Klamath Project are poised to receive 215,000 acre-feet of water from Upper Klamath Lake for the 2023 irrigation season. Jeff Payne, deputy regional director for