Less than one month after severe flooding, another series of North Pacific cyclones carried a wave of tropical moisture into California with similar consequences. Unlike the first event, these cyclones rode up and over a blocking high pressure system and traversed the West Coast of the United States from north to south. This track entrained colder air and resulted in snowfall amounts not seen in decades. Atmospheric rivers played a significant role once again as tropical moisture flows north then south around the blocking high pressure system forming a giant river bend. Atmospheric rivers have supplied enough moisture over the past 2-3 months to eradicate most of the California drought conditions that have persisted since 2020.