Officials Say Storm Rain is Not Enough to Fully Restore San Diego County’s Reservoirs

/in , /by /Fox 5 San Diegoby Jennifer Franco Quoted: San Diego County Water Authority

It’s been a slow start to the rainy season. The first major storm of the season is bringing much needed rain as San Diego County deals with the driest start to any winter in more than 170 years.

While the storm offers a boost to drought conditions, officials warn the rainfall is not enough to fully replenish local reservoirs.

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