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- Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Cachuma experienced a slight decrease in water levels. Diamond Valley fell from 91 percent full before the storms to 90 percent full after them, although that is still 120 percent of its historical average.
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Reservoir levels and historical data for Diamond Valley, along with water storage capacities and weather forecast.
This site offers the most current local and statewide water conditions down to your region and even your neighborhood. This information is updated dynamically from a variety of data sources. Everyone is welcome to research, learn, and stay informed about California's most precious resource -- water.
Apr 7, 2023 · Photos taken before and after a series of powerful storms show California’s replenished lakes and reservoirs following three years of drought that left land cracked, wildlife threatened...
Drought Intensity: D0 - Abnormally Dry. D1 - Moderate Drought. D2 - Severe Drought. D3 - Extreme Drought. D4 - Exceptional Drought. The Drought Monitor focuses on broad-scale conditions. Local conditions may vary. See accompanying text summary for forecast statements.
Diamond Valley Lake serves as an indispensable asset, one that reflects Metropolitan’s commitment to water reliability, environmental stewardship, and a climate resilient future for Southern California. Read the DVL At A Glance fact sheet.
2 days ago · Multi-year end-of-month major reservoir storage grouped by water supply project area
California Department of Water Resources (DWR) data shows that many of the state's major reservoirs experienced an increase in water levels after three back-to-back storms soaked the state...
