Sierra Nevada snowpack above average to start the year, a promising sign for state water suppliesCalifornia's water outlook for 2025 is optimistic, with strong snowpack and reservoir levels indicating less risk of water shortages this summer.
Incredible before-and-after images of reservoirs are proof of California's winter delugesRecord rainfall in California replenishes reservoirs, benefiting water supply and environmental needs.
California's 'Normal' Winter and High Snowpack Could Curb Wildfire Risk, Prevent Drought | KQEDCalifornia snowpack exceeds 100% of average, with a weekend storm anticipated to increase depth.Water managers view snowpack as a critical frozen reservoir for providing water to farms and cities.
California storms deliver above-average snowpack, replenish reservoirsCalifornia's snowpack and reservoir levels are above average, providing ample water supplies.Even with current good conditions, planning for future droughts and climate change impacts remains crucial.
'Snow drought' eases as storms bring California near-average water suppliesCalifornia's snow drought concerns easing with near-average snowpack and above-average precipitation levels.Reservoir levels at 118% of average, snowpack at 86% of normal, and water supply forecast increasing from 10% to 15%.
California enters spring with vital snowpack above average for second yearCalifornia has above-average snowpack and healthy reservoirs for a second consecutive year.Despite concerns of a warming world and drought worries, the state's water supply is currently stable.
Sierra Nevada snowpack above average to start the year, a promising sign for state water suppliesCalifornia's water outlook for 2025 is optimistic, with strong snowpack and reservoir levels indicating less risk of water shortages this summer.
Incredible before-and-after images of reservoirs are proof of California's winter delugesRecord rainfall in California replenishes reservoirs, benefiting water supply and environmental needs.
California's 'Normal' Winter and High Snowpack Could Curb Wildfire Risk, Prevent Drought | KQEDCalifornia snowpack exceeds 100% of average, with a weekend storm anticipated to increase depth.Water managers view snowpack as a critical frozen reservoir for providing water to farms and cities.
California storms deliver above-average snowpack, replenish reservoirsCalifornia's snowpack and reservoir levels are above average, providing ample water supplies.Even with current good conditions, planning for future droughts and climate change impacts remains crucial.
'Snow drought' eases as storms bring California near-average water suppliesCalifornia's snow drought concerns easing with near-average snowpack and above-average precipitation levels.Reservoir levels at 118% of average, snowpack at 86% of normal, and water supply forecast increasing from 10% to 15%.
California enters spring with vital snowpack above average for second yearCalifornia has above-average snowpack and healthy reservoirs for a second consecutive year.Despite concerns of a warming world and drought worries, the state's water supply is currently stable.
Six GOP congressmen ask why parts of Valley have water cutbacks in time of relative plentyRising water shortages in San Joaquin Valley persist despite above-average reservoir storage, highlighting the need for policy reform and more infrastructure.
How full are major California reservoirs as state exits another wet winter?California reservoir levels above historic averages after wet wintersOnly two reservoirs below average levels in California.
California increases water allocation after wet winter, but fish protections limit pumpingCalifornia increases State Water Project deliveries to 40% due to runoff boost in reservoirs.
How full are major California reservoirs as state exits another wet winter?California reservoir levels above historic averages after wet wintersOnly two reservoirs below average levels in California.
California increases water allocation after wet winter, but fish protections limit pumpingCalifornia increases State Water Project deliveries to 40% due to runoff boost in reservoirs.
After winter storms, California can expect a late start to the wildfire seasonLate-season winter storms filled reservoirs and boosted snowpack in California, leading to a potentially delayed wildfire season.Above-average snowpack correlates with below-average acres burned in California according to meteorologists.