California reservoir water levels tend to continue improving through the spring snowmelt season. Once dry, warm weather arrives in the summer, the levels begin to decline.

California has seen historic storms over the last few weeks. The Sierras were pounded with several feet of snow, and large swaths of the state saw severe flooding.

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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 ...

California's second-largest reservoir has been on a steady rise since the severe drought concerns in 2021.

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The latest California water data showed the state's largest reservoirs are nearly 20% higher than normal.

"We're experiencing consecutive dry years with above normal temperatures and that's led to low reservoir levels and parched soils," said Robert Cervantes with the Division of Water Rights.

Current Reservoir Conditions California's major reservoirs are at a combined 118 percent of storage capacity, according to a post by storm chaser Colin McCarthy.