Jan 17, 2023
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A lot of water has fallen in CA this month. Reservoirs are finally starting to show it. Oroville is now at the
historical average for water levels. The largest reservoirs:
- Shasta (4.5m acre feet) at 82% of historical average
- Oroville (3.5m AF) at 101%
- Trinity (2.4m AF) only at 48%
- New Melones (2.4m AF) at 65%
- San Louis (2m AF) at 64%
- Don Pedro (2m AF) at 105%
- Shasta (4.5m acre feet) at 82% of historical average
- Oroville (3.5m AF) at 101%
- Trinity (2.4m AF) only at 48%
- New Melones (2.4m AF) at 65%
- San Louis (2m AF) at 64%
- Don Pedro (2m AF) at 105%
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One other stat- we are now above average for the whole season snow pack, meaning that if we didn’t get another snowflake
1/17/23 12:27am
California needs to build more reservoirs, but environmentalists’ opposition prevails over the greater common good.
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I'm from Oroville and this was posted to a Facebook group the other day. Kind of cool comparison of where it was drought
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