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Reservoirs are getting close to historical average storage levels. None of the major reservoirs are full, and I think the total in the reservoirs is still below historical averages, though some have gotten enough water to reach or surpass average levels. Rain like this is too much water too fast to have much impact on aquifer levels, so we really only see it in the reservoirs. So, we're still in a drought, it's just somewhat less bad.
Reservoir levels
Drought map from a couple of days ago
And after the rain the mudslides came it's Californication🎶 >

Soil liquefies and the trees slide, it's Californiacation 🎶 >

Now we need a nice 7.2 quake to loosen things up a bit more. >

No rain predicted in 10-day forecast which will give ground time to dry up a little. >

I'm from California and I have a 1/2 gallon of mudslide in my freezer... >

If you in California, that mudslide will be in your pants come spring. >

Curious if all these storms have put any dent in replenishing the basins/reservoirs or whatever they are called in the Southwest?