Folsom, Calif.- The welcome rains continue in California with 10 plus feet of grave snow that delivered a White Christmas to the Sierra Nevada. Storms are delivering much needed haste to our drought-plagued department of state and reservoir. The largest reservoir in California, local anesthetic Folsom Lake and Lake Oroville have seen the largest increase statewide to date this showery season. Folsom Lake, a critical body of water add to the Sacramento region is among the most consume reservoirs, It has risen from 22 percentage to 58 percentage capability and Lake Oroville is up from 22 percentage to 37 percentage according to the California Department of Water Resources .
Drought updates and status of California’s 10 largest reservoirs.
Cities throughout California have tightened water restrictions in an campaign to navigate extreme drought. Communities such as Roseville and Folsom have mandated 20 percentage cutbacks, while in Mendocino County, wells have run dry as the community is forced to import water by the hand truck load.
Folsom Lake and New Bullards Bar have recently joined Don Pedro reservoir as the entirely California reservoirs presently above 50 percentage capacity. Stark signs of drought tire are everywhere as an affirmative mentality remains with the arrival of each storm.