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California s groundwater storage rises for first time since 2019

California s groundwater storage rises for first time since 2019
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California groundwater levels rose in 2023 for the first time in four years

California groundwater levels rose in 2023 for the first time in four years
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California water supply rescued by Miracle March snowpack from several atmospheric rivers

California water supply rescued by Miracle March snowpack from several atmospheric rivers
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Explainer: How has the recent wet weather affected California s drought?

When it comes to rainfall, California has already had an active start to the year. NBC 7 meteorologist Brooke Martell explains what all this wet weather is.

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El Nino needed to ease Southwest US drought

As the new year 2024 launched, although 31% of the Southwest U.S. region is in drought (including parts of the four corners states Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico) with some in moderate to extreme.

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