Lake Kaweah, behind Terminus Dam on the Kaweah River east of Visalia: 167,218 acre-feet, 90% of the lake’s capacity of 185,000 acre-feet and almost 375% of the average storage for the date.

Once 120,000 acres, roughly the size of Lake Tahoe, Tulare Lake had receded to 61,000 acres as of early August, Ferrier said. At its highest, the lake's depth averaged between 5 and 7 feet.

Lake Isabella, behind Isabella Dam on the Kern River northeast of Bakersfield: 360,237 acre-feet, 63% of the lake’s capacity of 568,000 acre-feet and almost 200% of the average storage for the date.

California Tulare Lake, drained decades ago, may return after California’s record-breaking storms By Lewis Griswold Special to The Bee Updated March 24, 2023 7:49 AM ...

While some groundwater managers in the Tulare Lake subbasin look for ways to come together on pumping limits in order to ...

Ferrier says at its peak this year, Tulare Lake was around 120-thousand acres underwater, and now only around 70-thousand acres remain flooded. "The lake is receding.

Indeed, Mehdi Mizani, the Department of Water Resources’ lead engineer on the Tulare Lake Basin, said the latest models suggest water levels will top out at around 181.1 feet on May 31, flooding ...

Tulare Lake flood will grow when Sierra Nevada snow melts At Pine Flat Reservoir — the largest of the foothill lakes on the rivers feeding into the Tulare Lake basin — about 780,000 acre-feet ...

Lake Isabella, behind Isabella Dam on the Kern River northeast of Bakersfield: 360,237 acre-feet, 63% of the lake’s capacity of 568,000 acre-feet and almost 200% of the average storage for the date.

Lake Isabella, behind Isabella Dam on the Kern River northeast of Bakersfield: 360,237 acre-feet, 63% of the lake’s capacity of 568,000 acre-feet and almost 200% of the average storage for the date.