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California storms boost water allocation for cities

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Nine atmospheric rivers dumped an estimated 32 trillion gallons of water on the state in three weeks. It was enough to increase water storage in the state's two largest reservoirs by a combined 66%. More water could be on the way. As of Tuesday, California had more than twice as much snow in the mountains compared to hits historical average.

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California winter storms boost water allocations for cities

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Weeks of historic rainfall in California won't be enough to end a severe drought, but it will provide public water agencies serving 27 million people with much more water than the suppliers had been told to expect a month ago, state officials announced Thursday.

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abc Newsabc News

California to deliver more water to cities after heavy rain storms

This month's massive rain storms and snowfall on the West Coast have had a positive side effect for over 27 million California residents.

1 year ago·United States
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Washington TimesWashington Times

Storm positive: California boosts water allocation

Winter rain the past two months is letting California increase its water allocation to 29 agencies, the California Department of Water Resources announced Thursday.

1 year ago·United States
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CBS NewsCBS News

Heavy rainfall from deluge of storms allows California to increase water deliveries

California public water agencies serving a combined 27 million people will receive more water deliveries than expected as a result of the storms.

1 year ago
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Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times

California to get major boost in water supplies following January storms

After January storms, the California Department of Water Resources raises its allocation to state water agencies to 30%, from 5% only two months ago.

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States
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California Storms Boost Water Allocations For Cities, But Not Enough To End Drought

Public water agencies will be getting more water from the state because of recent heavy rain.

1 year ago·United States
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