As the rainy season fizzles out, the California reservoirs are seeing “well-above average” water levels, setting up a positive scenario for the dry, summer months, Jay Lund, a professor and vice ...

The water level in Shasta Lake, California's largest man-made reservoir, is currently at 86.3 percent of total capacity as of 7 a.m. PT on Friday, which is 112.7 percent of its historical average for ...

Recent late storms have improved both collected water capacity and future water through snowpack and snowmelt.

Snow levels at this time of year help water managers determine how much water will be available through the dry season.

As of Tuesday, the lake was at at 113% of the historical average and 86% full. Lake Shasta water levels are going back ... according to the California Department of Water Resources.

California's snowpack has hit a 25-year milestone, reaching 96 percent of the historical average. The accumulation of snow in ...

California's snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains measures 96% of average. It's the third straight year the state has had ...

California, Arizona and Nevada are urging the Trump administration to change course on the Colorado River. The states are ...

Reservoir levels statewide are well above average. In Southern California, in spite of a relatively ... Together, these two reservoirs now contain about 7 million acre-feet of water.