KPBS Drought Tracker Update: Some Sierra Snow Melts Away

San Diego is in for some light showers this week. The rain comes as California’s drought continues to wane thanks to a wet season that could turn out to be a record breaker — if storms leading up to April 1st bring enough rain. A Tuesday morning update from the KPBS Drought Tracker puts California’s statewide rainfall at 167 percent of normal for the entire wet season. It’ll need to reach 184 to break the record set on April 1st, 1983.