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Californias water storage and delivery systems are in good shape heading into the rainy season, having benefited from last years near-historic rain and snowfall totals, according to the states top water managers.

California has ended its water year with above average rain and snow, making it one of the wettest years in recorded state history. The state got just over 33 and 1/2 inches of precipitation during the water year that ended Sept. 30.

After years of drought, California will end its water year with above-average rain and snow. Experts say this could have played a role in the state’s smaller wildfire season. With this year’s El Niño and predicted storms, there are concerns over flooding.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California ended its “miracle” water year on Saturday with enough rain and snow to fill the state’s reservoirs to 128% of thei

California has ended its water year with above average rain and snow, making it one of the wettest years in recorded state history.

As California moves into the 2024 water year, the Department of Water Resources held a virtual press conference on Tuesday to review the previous water year and preparations for another

Californias water storage and delivery systems are in good shape heading into the rainy season, having benefited from last years near-historic rain and snowfall totals, according to the states top water managers.

California has ended its water year with above average rain and snow, making it one of the wettest years in recorded state history.

With great abundance comes risk. Forecasters are warning of another potentially wet winter fueled by El Niño, which could bring levee breaches and flooding.

With great abundance comes risk. Forecasters are warning of another potentially wet winter fueled by El Niño, which could bring levee breaches and flooding.