So much rain fell in the first week of February that California’s largest reservoir, Shasta Lake, near Redding, rose 22 feet.

Lake Oroville rose around 7 feet over the weekend after an atmospheric river brought a deluge of rain to the region.

The Department of Water Resources is preparing to begin releasing water down the main spillway at Lake Oroville today as ...

Both reservoirs have been steadily rising since November, after the start of California's water year in October. A series of ...

Northern California has been pummeled by atmospheric rivers that have swelled the region’s reservoirs. So where do reservoir ...

The Santa Clara Valley Water District says after the dry start to the year, water levels at their reservoirs went from 70% of normal in mid-January to 82% by mid-February.

Several prominent California reservoirs saw major jumps in water levels after an atmospheric river storm soaked the state ...

How many feet Lake Shasta waters went up after heavy winter rains How much rain Lake Shasta got the first weekend in February How full Shasta Lake was before and after the winter storm Lake Shasta ...

One picturesque spot to see a visual example of the impact recent Northern California rain has had on water flowing into area reservoirs would be to stop along Highway 50, east of Pollock Pines, and ...

While most look for ways to avoid the steady rain falling from atmospheric rivers, some take advantage of the unwieldy ...

Crews are fixing broken water drainage pipes in Oroville to prepare for more wet weather.

Languages: English. After the start of California's water year in October, Lake Oroville has been steadily rising since November. Its water levels were supplemented in December by a series of ...