EPISODE · Apr 17, 2025 · 3 MIN
Spring Snow
from Kachemak Currents
The Kachemak Bay area received less snow this winter, but about an average amount of precipitation. But our late season snowfall may benefit salmon, since snowmelt helps keep streams colder, and colder water is capable of carrying more oxygen
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