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From: Mike MacGown (mmacgown{at}yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Feb 12 2004 - 17:40:51 EST
Generally speaking...
An above average snowy season usually won't be enough
to break a drought. In order to do that, there would
have to be 100s of inches of snow. The water content
of snow up that way would also be a huge factor. Lets
say it's the standard 10:1. That would translate 50
inches of snow into 5 inches of rain.
If there has been a drought for years up that way,
then 5 inches of rain wouldn't even make a dent.
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