March 30, 2016: Lake Shasta, CA Surpasses 4 Million Acre-Feet For First Time in 1,376-Days.

March 30, 2016: Lake Shasta, CA Surpasses 4 Million Acre-Feet For First Time in 
1,376-Days:
https://snowbrains.com/lake-shasta-ca-surpasses-4-million-acre-feet-for-first-time-in-1376-days/

5 years later, now on verge of drought.  The dam could be raised 200 feet, 
allowing for 10 million 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, 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.