Is California's drought over? Water providers still predict shortages next year

Despite December storms, water supplies remain low in many areas. Some managers expect to impose severe restrictions on their customers.

Related Keywords

Fort Bragg ,California ,United States ,Santa Clara Valley ,Thousand Oaks ,Sonoma County ,Las Virgenes ,Calleguas ,Sacramento ,Agoura Hills ,Los Angeles County ,Calabasas ,Simi Valley ,Ventura County ,San Francisco ,Californians ,American ,John Friedenbach ,Dan Drugan ,Jeffrey Mount ,Mike Mcnutt ,Carlos Eliason ,Wanda Moyer ,Jennifer Burke ,Don Seymour ,Gavin Newsom ,Las Virgene ,John Smith ,John Zhao ,Andrea Pook ,San Francisco Public Utilities Commission ,Pacific Institute ,Public Policy Institute Of California ,Department Of Water Resources ,Alastair Bland ,Colorado River ,Southern California ,East Bay Municipal Utility District ,Bay Area ,Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District ,General Manager John ,Santa Clara Valley Water District ,South Bay ,Southern Californians ,Las Virgenes Municipal Water District ,Los Angeles ,Metropolitan Water District ,Metropolitan Water ,State Water Project ,Sacramento Valley ,Water Resources ,State Water ,North Coast ,Public Policy Institute ,East Bay Municipal Utility ,Calleguas Municipal Water District ,State Water Resources Control Board ,Capital Public Radio ,Pr ,S Californias Drought Over Water Providers Still Predict Shortages Next Year ,