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Northern California Reservoir Levels On The Rise

(AP) — Four straight days of rain have replenished several key reservoirs in Northern California, delighting a state in its fifth year of drought and raising hopes that water-use restrictions might be eased.
 
Lake Shasta, the state's largest reservoir, was at 79 percent capacity and at 103 percent of its historical average for this time of year.
 
The 21-mile long reservoir north of Redding now holds 3.6 million acre-feet of water, enough to supply 3 million to 6 million households for a year.
 
The state's second-largest reservoir, Lake Oroville, was at 70 percent of capacity and hit its historical average Monday. 
 
Officials have reported that lakes Shasta and Oroville haven't been this full since 2013.