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  1. 9 hours ago

    Last week DWR notified SWP contractors that it expects to allocate 15 % of requested supplies in 2022. More on recent events and state actions in this week’s update ➡️

    Bethany Reservoir
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  2. 7 hours ago

    It's been feast or famine. But will this mean an exceptionally wet February?

    California's odd alternating precipitation this water year, so far: October 12.7 inches (453% of average) November 3.1" (58%) December 14.4" (144%) January 1.3" (14% of average)
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  3. 9 hours ago

    California doesn't have a water crisis. It has a water management crisis. Read our C-WIN guest commentary in : 📷: iStock

  4. 9 hours ago

    “More creates... a continuous through the year.” New data shows the threat of in western states lasts 105 days more today than it did in the 1970s. h/t

  5. Jan 24

    "The fact that are still here is kind of a miracle to me....We shouldn’t give up on these fish." -

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  6. 3 hours ago

    The Water News Network top stories of 2021: The region’s water providers ensured a safe, plentiful and reliable water supply, while also looking to the future. San Diegans stepped up their water conservation in the midst of a statewide drought.

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  7. Jan 25

    California's fall storms provided a much-needed rainfall boost, but they didn't erase two years of severe drought. Learn more about the impact of the pool and spa industry on California and how you can safeguard your investment:

  8. 11 hours ago

    Repairs begin on fixing subsidence damage to Friant-Kern Canal; and February rains key for relief, top stories in today's Aquafornia.

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  9. 9 hours ago

    The concept of what constitutes a healthy forest in California is changing--and that's a good thing. “Can you run through it?”

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  10. Jan 25

    Helpful data tracking water and drought metrics including rain/snow, reservoirs, groundwater, wells, and more at .

    CalMatters' new drought tracker, updated daily, compares the current water level at 12 major state-managed reservoirs with the historical average water level for today
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  11. 9 hours ago

    Weekly Update: 💧Storms allow modest increase in State Water Project allocations ☀️Delta Conservancy launches pilot drought program 🦆Storms improve migratory bird habitat Read the full report:

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  12. Jan 20

    They live in the Santa Monica CA mountains Water wasters in celeb-heavy suburb warned: 3 strikes and your flow is restricted

  13. 13 hours ago

    💧Rocky Mountain Snow Pack Good for the Valley, Pandemic Not So Good 💧After Snowy December, California Suddenly Turns Dry, Magnifying Drought Concern 💧The U.S. Can’t Control the Tijuana Sewage Faucet Latest water news:

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  14. Jan 22

    Seriously didn't think I would wake up to this news on Twitter. Especially that we're in the month of January.

    Out covering the with -- images between 1-2AM. Winds lighter, humidity up--still occasional flares.
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  15. Jan 25

    💧Sierra Snow Levels Still Above Average, More Storms Predicted First Week of February 💧Who Governs California’s Drinking Water Systems? 💧New Irrigation Technology Could Save Water for Arizona Farms Latest water news:

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  16. Jan 21

    Did you know? Pool owners are already saving water just by owning a pool or spa, compared to the water-intensive lawns they replace! Learn more about water conservation techniques:

  17. Jan 24

    fingers crossed!

    Though we've had a dry January, ensemble models suggest a breakdown and/or repositioning of the blocking high that has prevented us from getting . Although things are too far out for exact quantities, we ARE looking at a transition to a wetter pattern in February!
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  18. Jan 25

    January's dry spell magnifies concerns; and is seeing less over time and earlier peak snowpack in spring, top stories in today's Aquafornia.

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  19. 13 hours ago
    Replying to

    . has launched a water and drought tracker with daily updates on key data points, including reservoir and snowpack levels and the number of households reporting water shortages.

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  20. Jan 19

    Since the last , farmers have planted more thirsty permanent crops like almond and pistachio trees, reports .

    How has ag's footprint changed in the San Joaquin Valley since the last drought? Some crops have expanded exponentially, while overall harvested acres have dropped. How has that affected water usage?
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