#drought-recovery

#drought-recovery

Lake Casitas has dramatically rebounded to 96% capacity in 2024 after years of drought and restrictions.

Atmospheric rivers played a crucial role in restoring water levels to reservoirs across Southern California.

Atmospheric river storms have significantly raised water levels in Shasta Lake, now at 77% capacity and over 130% of its historical average.

California's reservoirs are recovering significantly due to recent atmospheric river events, mitigating prior drought conditions and improving water levels across the state.

California experienced significant improvements in its water situation due to a series of winter storms bringing much-needed precipitation.

The state's water levels have shown great recovery, with most areas out of drought and snowpack levels exceeding historical averages.

California's major reservoirs are near full capacity after a stormy winter, contrasting the previous years of extreme drought.

Lake Oroville in California is at full capacity due to a stormy spring, benefiting water supply for millions and the environment.