California boosts state water allocation again, as heavy snow returns to the mountains

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California water officials have again upped the projected delivery allocation for the State Water Project in 2023. A string of storms earlier in the year replenished reservoirs and Sierra Nevada snowpack. Several feet of snow is forecast this week for the mountains, according to the National Weather Service.

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The Press Democrat

California boosts state water allocation again, as heavy snow returns to the mountains

Even with the allocation increase, state water officials warn that it is still very early in the year, and too soon to declare an end to California’s ongoing drought, which is now in its third year.

3 months ago·Sonoma, United States

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Missoula Current

California boosts water agency allocations from 5% to 35%

Thanks to early gains in the Sierra Nevada snowpack, the State Water Project is increasing its allocation to 35% of what agencies had asked for. Continue reading…

3 months ago

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SCVNews.com

Despite Boost in State’s Water Allocation, California Drought Not Yet Over

(CN) — Local water agencies received good news from the state of California on Wednesday: thanks to early gains in the Sierra Nevada snowpack, the State Water Project is increasing its allocation to 35% of what agencies had asked for.

3 months ago

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