Here in the West, we rely on snowpack for much of our water. More snow means more runoff into rivers like the Colorado, which provides drinking water for people in seven western states and Mexico. But, as the climate warms there could be less snow. Now, cities, counties, water districts—and even ski areas—are participating in a little-known program to try to get more snowflakes out of every winter storm. H2O Radio has the story.
Clouds with a Silver Lining
Frani Halperin, H2O Media, Ltd.
