California reservoirs depend on precipitation in the ... two-thirds the length of California. According to a map from the DWR, the SWP is made up of five field divisions. The divisions are ...

An updated drought map published by the National ... The drought previously took a toll on California, as many of the state's reservoirs reached concerningly low levels in 2022.

Nearly all of California’s major reservoirs are fuller than they were in previous years after a wet and stormy winter. As the rainy season fizzles out, the California reservoirs are seeing “ ...

After an underwhelming early winter season, concerns grew that California's reservoirs—key to managing drought and water supply for millions—would struggle to meet demands. However ...

But thanks to abundant precipitation up north, the state has ample water in reservoirs and a strong snowpack. The Trump administration has taken a keen interest in California’s water situation ...

As the peak of the snowmelt season begins to slow down, the majority of California’s major reservoirs are at least 90% full - a promising sign for a state that frequently battles drought and ...

California’s water storage and delivery ... first time since 2017 and has about 8.17 million acre feet left in the reservoirs it manages, which is more than twice as much water as it had at ...

It also comes as nearly all of California's reservoirs are above their historic capacity after two wet winters followed a punishing drought that forced severe cutbacks in water usage in cities and ...

00;00;00;02 - 00;00;27;17 SPEAKER 1 CALIFORNIA RECEIVES THE MAJORITY OF ITS RAINFALL FROM OCTOBER THROUGH APRIL. RESERVOIRS ACCOUNT FOR ABOUT 70% OF THE WATER WE STORE, WHILE THE OTHER 30% IS THE ...