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As the skies begin to clear and a relentless series of atmospheric rivers finally start to move out of California, emergency and flood officials across the state might finally be able to catch a break.
The recent heavy rainfall across the state has helped the water levels of many reservoirs recover, but some are still lower than average for this time of year.
"The Folsom dam has been doing really well, to the point where we've had to make... flood control releases," the U.S Bureau for Reclamation told Newsweek.
The alarming climate crisis and human-caused climate change contributed to extreme weather events globally. Therefore, the commitment of countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is important to mitigate the impact of climate change.
Over 13 inches of rain fell on Lake Shasta in the first 11 days of January as California was pummeled by six storms.