|California's reservoirs are nearing capacity after months of inclement wet weather that ended the drought across many parts of the state. Among the reservoirs that were once close to empty but are now positively brimming is the San Luis Reservoir, which was just about one-quarter full at the beginning of December, and is now 98 percent full. The reservoir is California's fifth largest and located near Los Banos in Merced County. It supplies water to the State Water Project. Following the wet weather of the last few months, its level now sits at 114 percent of its historical average, according to the LA Times.

Source: Daily Mail April 08, 2023 09:04 UTC