<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1FEyMh_0lKH3Rt600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1FEyMh_0lKH3Rt600" width="640" height="360" ><p>A short but welcome stretch of dry weather has arrived for Northern California. Here's a look back at rain and snow totals from Tuesday's atmospheric river system and where things stand so far this season. </p><p><b>| RELATED VIDEO BELOW | Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan takes a look at California reservoir levels</b></p><h2>Sacramento area rain totals</h2><p>Rainfall numbers were on the light to moderate side for much of the Valley with Sacramento measuring just over half an inch of precipitation in a 12-hour period. Stockton saw just .27 inches of rain all day.</p><p>Totals in the Foothills were more impressive. Over a 3-day stretch, Grass Valley measured 2.23 inches of rain. Blue Canyon saw 5.93 inches and Placerville picked up 1.81 inches.</p><h2>California Sierra snow totals</h2><p>Snow accumulations were mainly confined to elevations above 6,500 feet on Tuesday. Several ski resorts reported up to a foot of heavy, wet snow for the day.</p><h2>California snow and Sacramento rain totals so far this season </h2><p>Tuesday's totals add to what has already been a very impressive year for rain and snow throughout California. </p><p>According to records kept by the Central Sierra Snow Lab, the lab site in Soda Springs has seen 55.6 feet of snow since October 1. That is now the most since the 2010-11 season, which had a total of 53.6 feet. </p><p>The CSSL site's all-time season snowfall record is 67.7 feet, set back in 1951-52.</p><p>In downtown Sacramento, 3.02 inches of rain has fallen in March. The city is approaching 2 feet of rain since the start of the water year on Oct. 1. The water year average is 19.2 inches. </p></div></body>

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Here's a look at rain and snow totals in Northern California for the latest storm and season

A short but welcome stretch of dry weather has arrived for Northern California. Here's a look back at rain and snow totals from Tuesday's atmospheric river system and where things stand so far this season. | RELATED VIDEO BELOW | Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan takes a look at California reservoir...