Many of California’s water reservoirs have been at least partially replenished by the winter storms that have doused Northern California in recent weeks, according to state and local water data.
Most of the state’s largest reservoirs, including Lake Oroville, the San Luis Reservoir and Lake Sonoma remain below their historical averages for early January, sitting at around 40 percent of their total capacity.
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