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Sierra Nevada “Frozen Reservoir” Records As of February 18,…

Posted byAnonymous February 18, 2026February 18, 2026

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Sierrа Nevаdа "Frоzen Reservоir" Recоrds As of February 18, 2026, a series of powerful storms has brought up to 8 feet of snow to parts of the Sierra Nevada. The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) is monitoring 100 electronic sensor stations to track the "Snow Water Equivalent" (the amount of water the snow contains) across three key regions. Region High Accumulation  Moderate Accumulation  Low Accumulation  Total Northern Sierra 22 8 5 35 Central Sierra 18 12 10 40 Southern Sierra 10 10 5 25 Total 50 30 20 100 Using the table above, calculate the following probabilities. Write your answers as fractions, then decimal (proportion) and percent form. What is the probability that a randomly selected sensor station recorded High Accumulation? What is the probability that a station is in the Central Sierra AND recorded Moderate Accumulation? What is the probability that a station is in the Northern Sierra OR recorded Low Accumulation? Given that a station is in the Southern Sierra, what is the probability it recorded High Accumulation?

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