The so-called March Miracle has unleashed the largest allocation of water from Northern California in four years, more than doubling the flow of imported water from the State Water Project into Central and Southern California. By increasing the official allocation from the State Water Project from 5 percent in 2014 to 45 percent today, the […]
Up to another foot of snow is expected in the Sierras over the next two days as yet another storm moves through. Dubbed by some as the “March Miracle,” the storms have helped replenish reservoirs and created a winter wonderland as April approaches. Snow levels in the northern Sierra are now above average. The snow […]
The so-called March Miracle has unleashed the largest allocation of water from Northern California in four years, more than doubling the flow of imported water from the State Water Project into Central and Southern California. By increasing the official allocation from the State Water Project from 5 percent in 2014 to 45 percent today, the […]
/in San Diego County/by Mike Lee /Rancho Bernardo-4S Ranch Patchby By Mirna Alfonso Quoted: Dana Friehauf
Water consumption in San Diego County jumped 5 percent last month compared with February 2013 because of record-setting warm temperatures, the San Diego County Water Authority reported today. Despite the hike, customers in the region have still cut back their use a total of 21 percent since the state implemented water saving rules last June, […]
Will El Niño’s Water Bounty in Northern California Provide for Dry Southern Cities?
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /San Gabriel Valley Tribune (Monrovia)by By Steve ScauzilloThe so-called March Miracle has unleashed the largest allocation of water from Northern California in four years, more than doubling the flow of imported water from the State Water Project into Central and Southern California. By increasing the official allocation from the State Water Project from 5 percent in 2014 to 45 percent today, the […]
How ‘March Miracle’ Replenished California’s Reservoirs, Snowpack
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby By Matt Stevens and Shelby GradUp to another foot of snow is expected in the Sierras over the next two days as yet another storm moves through. Dubbed by some as the “March Miracle,” the storms have helped replenish reservoirs and created a winter wonderland as April approaches. Snow levels in the northern Sierra are now above average. The snow […]
Will El Niño’s water bounty in Northern California provide for dry southern cities?
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Pasadena Star-Newsby By Steve ScauzilloThe so-called March Miracle has unleashed the largest allocation of water from Northern California in four years, more than doubling the flow of imported water from the State Water Project into Central and Southern California. By increasing the official allocation from the State Water Project from 5 percent in 2014 to 45 percent today, the […]
Rancho Bernardo Residents Drank More Water in February
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Rancho Bernardo-4S Ranch Patchby By Mirna Alfonso Quoted: Dana FriehaufWater consumption in San Diego County jumped 5 percent last month compared with February 2013 because of record-setting warm temperatures, the San Diego County Water Authority reported today. Despite the hike, customers in the region have still cut back their use a total of 21 percent since the state implemented water saving rules last June, […]