Tag: March 2023 water restrictions lifted
California Reaches 113% Snowpack Level On Critical April 1st Measurment
The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) announced that the April 1st snow survey at Phillips Station, widely regarded as the most crucial snow measuring day of the year as it records peak snowpack, was at 113% of average snowpack...
California Reaches 237% On Average Snowpack Level On Critical April 1st Measuring Date
The California Department of Water Resources announced that the April 1st snow survey at Phillips Station, widely regarded as the most crucial snow measuring day of the year, was at 221% of average snowpack at the location, with statewide averages...
Gov. Gavin Newsom Announces Ending State Water Restrictions
Governor Gavin Newsom announced on Friday that the state would be ending numerous water restrictions, while keeping those aimed at preserving groundwater and helping further recharge the Klamath River and Colorado River areas. For the past several years, the drought...
Reservoirs, Snowpack Levels Continue To Rise Across The State Following Latest Atmospheric River Event
The heavy rains and snow that 12th atmospheric river event this year brought continued to break precipitation records across California this week, with reservoir and snowpack levels all but ensuring the state enough water to stave off the drought this...
Report: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento No Longer Under Drought Conditions
According to new data released by the U.S. Drought Monitor on Thursday, the cities of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Sacramento are no longer under any drought conditions, with over 63% of the state also now no longer experiencing drought....
So Cal Water District Lifts Restrictions For 7 Million People Following Months Of Rainfall
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California announced on Wednesday that emergency restrictions that had been in place since 2022 have been formally rescinded, allowing 7 million people to return to regular water usage for the time being. Restrictions were...