This week saw us enter the beginning of spring, and as California moves into another season of drought, we turn to concerns about the weather and how cities throughout the state can deal with the uncertainty around climate, fire, water, and potential risks here.  

In early April, the California State Department of Water Resources (DWR) will conduct its final measure of the Sierra Nevada snowpack survey. Those results will tell us much about water and drought concerns for the rest of the year.  

For more on how all of this plays out for the next several months of 2022 and how local officials are coping with this uncertainty, KCBS Radio news anchors Kris Ankarlo and Megan Goldsby, joined by political analyst Dr. David McCuan at Sonoma State University, spoke with the mayor of Santa Rosa, Chris Rogers.