Across California, most water reserves have either met or exceeded the historical average giving agriculture a rest, avoiding limitation in crop irrigation! Lake Shasta's water storage level stands at an impressive 83%, a whopping 125% of the historical average for this date. Similarly, Lake Oroville boasts 77% of its total capacity, surpassing the historical average by 130%. Still work to do regarding water hoarding infrastructure. This is not a sprint, it is a marathon.
Source: CDFA-CDWR
