lake levels rising fast?

[DougH]

Anybody got any info on any of the lakes?

[John Barron]

We got three inches on the hill above Puddingstone And that's just today
jb

[sgvangler]

We got three inches on the hill above Puddingstone And that's just today
jb

[mrobinett]

If you go to http://www.mcwra.co.monterey.ca.us-agency_datareserevoir it will give you nacimiento and San antonio water level, rain totals etc. The site updates everyday. 800 feet in elevation is full pool.

[mrobinett]

sorry John, I got a good chuckle over what sgvangler said

[DougH]

If you go to http://www.mcwra.co.monterey.ca.us-agency_datareserevoir it will give you nacimiento and San antonio water level, rain totals etc. The site updates everyday. 800 feet in elevation is full pool.

That link no good! You have otha?

[mrobinett]

Google Monterey County Water Resources Agency then click on Dam and Reservoir daily data.

[Big Ed]

Here is the lake level link for the entire state:

http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/resinfo.html

Click on reservoir ID then click daily.

Later; Big Ed!

[bryanmc]

Shasta is actually about a foot lower than it was on the 14th... Still quite a bit of water though which is nice to see.

[Turkeyman]

McClure up up 8' in 48 hrs. INFLOW 12597 CFS OUTFLOW 1402 CFS
Don Pedro up 5' in 3 days. INFLOW 19374 CFS OUTFLOW 5843
Millerton up 6' in 24 hrs INFLOW 11835 CFS OUTFLOW 79 CFS

[GKramer]

Monday to Monday on the SoCal natural lake--7 tenths of a foot. Canyon Lake had still not come up enough to spill, so increase here is just run-off. (But I know you really didn't care)

[mark poulson]

I think part of the deal when they built the CA Aqueduct system was that any water that was from rainfall runoff, as opposed to transfered through the Aqueduct, had to be released downstream.

[DougH]

I heard Casitas is up 4 feet!
I think I heard Naci is up 6 feet?