Water levels at major reservoirs in northern ... though that level is 105 percent of average for this time of year, according to data from the California Department of Water Resources (DWR).

Data shows that water levels at California's two biggest reservoirs continue to rise ... As of Tuesday afternoon, the water level at Lake Shasta, California's biggest reservoir, was at 1,003. ...

California continues to create distance from its “historic drought-stricken” label with record-level snowfall ... Department of Water resources, several of California’s reservoirs have ...

With reservoirs ... Water Resources Control Board. Preliminary numbers for June trend toward an even greater statewide savings of 7.7%, but experts cautioned that more is needed as California ...

California’s two biggest reservoirs are all but full after reaching perilously low levels late last year. Lake Shasta, at 96% full, and Lake Oroville, at 100%, had fallen to around 25% to 30% of ...

The update showed 0.07% of California still has “moderate drought,” down from 0.22% on Sept. 5. A map shows drought ... forecasts for the water supplies of major reservoirs across California.

THOSE DO SEE WATER WHEN THE RIVER LEVEL GETS THAT HIGH ... Water releases at several major Northern California reservoirs have been increased over the past week as a stretch of rainy days soaks ...

The deluge contributed to a sudden rise in several California reservoirs, including Lake Oroville, the state's second-largest ...

So how are our reservoirs doing? As of Tuesday, the California ... make sure water never gets to the brim. "They have to maintain reservoir elevations below a specified level so as it rains ...

After bountiful rainy seasons, California’s reservoirs are nearly ... of the state is facing any level of drought. Certainly, California needs to design its water policy for the long term ...