Klyuchevskoi, Krasheninnikov, Avachinsky and others have all woken up following the 8.8 magnitude quake, the strongest in the ...

At that level, the lake is holding enough water to supply about 7 million average California households for a year. But our reservoirs are there to be drawn down. In Oroville's case, the water behind ...

By May 2, the lake had almost reached its 900-foot capacity and began to drop off on June 10 whereas it hit capacity in 2023 on June 20. As of Tuesday, the lake had fallen to only 873 feet.

Lake Oroville in Butte County is the second largest reservoir in California. Located in Butte County, about 30 miles southeast of Chico, Lake Oroville is the state’s second-largest reservoir.

By May 2, the lake had almost reached its 900-foot capacity and began to drop off on June 10 whereas it hit capacity in 2023 on June 20. As of Tuesday, the lake had fallen to only 873 feet.

Similarly, at Oroville Dam, south of Chico, the state’s second-largest reservoir at Lake Oroville rose 23 feet from Feb. 1 to Feb. 7 amid a series of big storms.

Lake Shasta, California's largest reservoir, is at 95 percent capacity, which is the same level it had last year at this time. Lake Oroville, the state's second largest reservoir, is at 91 percent ...

California's second-largest reservoir reached full capacity for the third year in a row Thursday, the first time it's hit such a record in its 57-year history. Lake Oroville, located about 80 ...

During that time, the water level at Lake Shasta, California's biggest reservoir, rose by 12 feet. The state's second-largest reservoir, Lake Oroville, also saw water level increases during the ...