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On 10/14/2021 12:40 AM, Intelligent Party wrote:
> https://snowbrains.com/lake-shasta-ca-surpasses-4-million-acre-feet-for-first-time-in-1376-days/
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> 5 years later, now on verge of drought.  The dam could be raised 200 feet,
> allowing for 10 million more acre feet storage.  Or damn the Eel or Klamath
> rivers, both of which run into the sea.  Or revive the potentially polluting
> peripheral canal.  Or all four.  The farmers utilize 80% of the State's water
> capacity, and the consumer utilize 20% of it.  The Federal Water project is for
> the farmers, and has runoff for the State consumer water project.  The Army Corps
> of Engineers builds the Federal Damns which last, like the Hoover Damn, and hold,
> unlike the State's damns, which though newer, required evacuation of 100,000
> residents in recent years.
>
> Current situation:
> "Shasta Lake is California's largest reservoir, capable of holding 4,552,000 acre
> feet of water.  Right now, it has 1,186,057 acre feet of water stored.  Breaking
> that down into percentages, the reservoir is at 26% capacity and 42% of average
> for this date."
> September 7, 2021
>
> https://www.abc10.com/article/weather/california-drought/reservoir-levels-california/103-a3f855d0-98ba-4597-b334-b30086c50cb6#:~:text=Shasta%20Lake%20is%20California's%20largest,of%20average%20for%20this%20date.
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