The Sierras have more than double the normal level of snowpack. About a million cubic feet of water is expected to run off the Sierras in the coming months. We learn what that means for residents of the Owens Valley and how they’re preparing for the big snowmelt.
Once dried up, Owens Valley now prepares for flooding
Credits
Guests:
- Kevin Carunchio - Administrative Officer of Inyo County
- Louis Sahagún - staff writer for the LA Times - @LouisSahagun