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California Water Check: Measuring the Impact of the Last Storm Series

💧 California Water Watch | Statewide Water Report Card: Reservoirs, Rivers & Snowpack It’s time for a California Water Watch report card — how is the Golden State doing with its water supply so far this year? In this update, we break down all the key pieces that matter for California’s water future, including surface reservoirs, river flows, rainfall totals, snowfall, snow water equivalent (SWE), and overall reservoir storage levels. Since California relies so heavily on winter storms and mountain snowpack to carry us through the dry season, these numbers tell an important story about what lies ahead. We’ll take a statewide look at: 💧 Major surface reservoirs and storage trends 🌊 River and watershed conditions 🌧️ Rainfall totals compared to average ❄️ Snowpack and snow water equivalent (SWE) 📊 What all of this means for water supply moving forward Whether you’re tracking drought recovery, flood control, or just want to know how we’re shaping up for summer, this Water Watch update gives you the big picture of how California’s water resources are stacking up as of today. 00:00 — Rainfall Year-to-Date Totals Statewide rainfall so far this season 03:26 — Percent of Average Rainfall How current totals compare to normal across California 04:16 — Mountain Snowpack & Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) Sierra snow levels and water content that feeds summer supply 06:04 — Northern California Watersheds Lake Shasta, Lake Oroville, and major basin conditions 06:45 — Northern Sierra Precipitation (8-Station Index) Key Sierra gauge network and what it tells us about runoff 08:31 — Southern California Rainfall (6-Station Index) SoCal rainfall report card and seasonal progress 09:32 — Lake Shasta Reservoir Levels Storage trends and capacity compared to average 10:23 — Lake Oroville Reservoir Levels Spillway basin outlook and statewide water supply implications If you want next, I can also give you: 📌 a pinned comment asking viewers how it looks where they live (great engagement) 🖼️ thumbnail text ideas for Water Watch episodes 🎯 SEO title variations tied specifically to reservoirs & snowpack Water Watch is a strong, valuable franchise for your channel, Bill — this is exactly the kind of content your audience trusts you for. 💧📊 🌟 Welcome to Bill Martin's Weather Channel! 🌟 I’m Bill Martin, chief meteorologist at KTU Channel 2, the Bay Area's #1 news station, with nearly 35 years of experience in delivering accurate and engaging weather forecasts. With a solid educational foundation, including an undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley in climatology and physical geography, along with postgraduate work at San Francisco State in atmospheric science, I am also a proud Certified Broadcast Meteorologist recognized by the American Meteorological Society. Having grown up in Paradise—the town that faced the heart-wrenching reality of wildfires—I’ve developed a personal connection to the landscape and weather patterns of Northern California. As a fifth-generation Northern Californian with pioneer ancestry, my love for this state runs deep. For over 45 years, I've surfed the stunning California coastline, from Santa Cruz to Ocean Beach, gaining an intricate understanding of how the ocean influences our weather. But that’s not all—I’m also an avid outdoorsman who enjoys fishing, mountain biking, skiing, and snowboarding. My passion for California's natural beauty and the outdoors enriches my approach to meteorology. On this channel, I aim to break down complex weather patterns into easy-to-understand insights that empower you to grasp what’s happening in our vibrant California climate. My goal is to guide you in accessing a wealth of free information and resources, enabling you to interpret weather data on your own. I’m excited to embark on this YouTube journey where I can connect with you in a more personal way and share my knowledge and passion for weather and California living! 🚀🌊🌄 Join me, hit that subscribe button. Bill Bill Martin,meteorologist,weather forecast,surfing,California surf,ocean beach,California history,drought,water issues,climate change,weather patterns,wildfires,coastal weather,Bay Area weather,Sierra Nevada snow,El Niño,La Niña,atmospheric riversBill Martin,meteorologist,weather forecast,surfing,California surf,ocean beach,California history,drought,water issues,climate change,weather patterns,wildfires,coastal weather,Bay Area weather,Sierra Nevada snow,El Niño,La Niña,atmospheric rivers Bill Martin,meteorologist,weather forecast,surfing,California surf,ocean beach,California history,drought,water issues,climate change,weather patterns,wildfires,coastal weather,Bay Area weather,Sierra Nevada snow,El Niño,La Niña,atmospheric rivers