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Shasta Lake's Water Level Surges to 77% Full After Recent Storms

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Shasta Lake's Water Level Surges to 77% Full After Recent Storms

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  • Shasta Lake, **California's largest reservoir**, has seen a significant increase in its water level, now at **77% full**.
  • Recent **atmospheric river-fueled storms** contributed to this rise, pushing the lake to **130% of its historical average** for this time of year.
  • As of midnight on Thursday, the surface elevation reached **1,028.99 feet**, with a full capacity of **1,067 feet**.
  • The storms also affected other reservoirs, with **Lake Oroville** at **69% capacity**, reflecting improvements across the region.
  • This increase in water levels offers a **small relief** amid California's severe drought, which has persisted over the past few years.

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