Lake Sonoma's water levels surged over 12 feet to 66% of its capacity, while Santa Rosa faced an unprecedented rainfall of over 12 inches in three days.
The atmospheric river event marked a once-in-a-thousand-years occurrence, significantly boosting California's reservoir levels and leading to widespread flooding and disruptions.
California's reservoirs are recovering from drought conditions, with Lake Oroville now reaching 54% capacity, showcasing a substantial turnaround from previous years.
Officials are working to maximize water capture from recent storms while balancing environmental and water delivery requirements for 27 million Californians, according to DWR.
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