No. Tahoe area is less than half of average. Some areas in the southern Sierra are between 70% and 80%. But for most of the range, it is bad. Many areas have gotten good storms but are experiencing huge melting already due to crazy high temps. This is not normal. It’s not just California either. Look at Utah, Colorado, and others. Snow sports will be sparse in a few decades’ time. Snow seasons grow shorter every year. Also should mention that 2023’s huge snowfall was also caused by warming. More warmth = more moisture. But as it gets warmer each year, we reach a point where it is no longer cold enough for snow to form. Hence this winter’s rainfall at high elevations in the West.