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As storms arrive in California, reservoirs are in good shape But the water forecast is murky

Unlike a year ago, water storage is above average. Whether the year is wet or dry, though, remains uncertain despite El Niño conditions.

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Experts say California needs to be more prepared to store water and the key is underground

Reservoirs and snowpack are at record levels. But, experts say it's not enough to reverse long-term shifts to a warmer climate and years of drought.

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Dramatic new images show parched Lake Oroville transformed by California storms

Lake Oroville, one of the main reservoirs that contributes to California s water supply, is fuller after trillions of gallons of rain saturated the state last month.

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Photos show Lake Oroville s rise after epic storms

With the rest of the wet season uncertain, officials urge California to keep conserving water.

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City of Pismo Beach looking to replace aging well as drought concerns persist

California’s water supply has improved, but cities and state agencies are continuing to find ways to store much-needed water as the drought persists.

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