California's largest reservoir sees major jump in water level after winter stormAtmospheric river storms have significantly raised water levels in Shasta Lake, now at 77% capacity and over 130% of its historical average.
Before-and-after photos show how full California's reservoirs areCalifornia's major reservoirs are near full capacity after a stormy winter, contrasting the previous years of extreme drought.
A huge California reservoir just hit 100% of its total capacityLake Oroville in California is at full capacity due to a stormy spring, benefiting water supply for millions and the environment.
California's largest reservoir sees major jump in water level after winter stormAtmospheric river storms have significantly raised water levels in Shasta Lake, now at 77% capacity and over 130% of its historical average.
Before-and-after photos show how full California's reservoirs areCalifornia's major reservoirs are near full capacity after a stormy winter, contrasting the previous years of extreme drought.
A huge California reservoir just hit 100% of its total capacityLake Oroville in California is at full capacity due to a stormy spring, benefiting water supply for millions and the environment.
In striking before-and-after photos, a parched Lake Shasta is transformedCalifornia's largest reservoirs like Lake Shasta have significantly recovered, reaching historical capacity levels after consecutive wet winters.The refilling of reservoirs is attributed to a series of winter storms and releasing excess water to prepare for more storm water.