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DWR opens new Oroville Dam spillway for second time

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The California Department of Water Resources began releasing 15,000 cubic feet of water per second from Lake Oroville on Friday. The release is in anticipation of the incoming stormwater expected through the weekend. The lake elevation has also risen 180 feet since Dec. 1, which is currently at an elevation of about 840 feet, and 60 feet below the maximum elevation.

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Chico Enterprise-RecordChico Enterprise-Record
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DWR opens new Oroville Dam spillway for second time

The California Department of Water Resources began releasing 15,000 cubic feet of water per second from Lake Oroville on Friday in anticipation of the incoming stormwater expected through the weeke…

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Merced Sun-StarMerced Sun-Star
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As California gets drenched, officials opening Oroville Dam spillway for first time in 4 years

Reservoir levels at Oroville stand at about 840 feet — 60 feet shy of the maximum.

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The TribuneThe Tribune
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As California gets drenched, officials opening Oroville Dam spillway for first time in 4 years

Reservoir levels at Oroville stand at about 840 feet — 60 feet shy of the maximum.

·San Luis Obispo, United States
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The Modesto BeeThe Modesto Bee
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As California gets drenched, officials opening Oroville Dam spillway for first time in 4 years

Reservoir levels at Oroville stand at about 840 feet — 60 feet shy of the maximum.

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The Fresno BeeThe Fresno Bee
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As California gets drenched, officials opening Oroville Dam spillway for first time in 4 years

Reservoir levels at Oroville stand at about 840 feet — 60 feet shy of the maximum.

·Fresno, United States
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The Sacramento BeeThe Sacramento Bee
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As California gets drenched, officials opening Oroville Dam spillway for first time in 4 years

Reservoir levels at Oroville stand at about 840 feet — 60 feet shy of the maximum.

·Sacramento, United States
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The Sacramento Bee broke the news in Sacramento, United States on Friday, March 10, 2023.
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