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Lake Shasta waters still high after heavy dam releases; February rain breaking recordsAfter a week heavy water releases through Shasta Dam, Lake Shasta is still more full than usual. Here's how much rain water ...
Lake Shasta water levels are still higher than usual after heavy releases through Keswick Dam How much rain and runoff went into Lake Shasta and how much came out during record-breaking storm Lake ...
The amount of water coming out of Shasta Dam is expected to slow from 60,000 cubic-feet per second to 40,000 cfs by Thursday ...
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How to Spend a Food-Filled Weekend in Mount ShastaT he Bay Area is spoiled with weekend trip possibilities, including pampered spa and wine outings in Napa or bunny slopes in ...
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation will reduce water releases to the Sacramento River from Shasta Dam. The flows down the Sacramento River have been drawing large crowds of people wanting to see how ...
Shasta County Sheriff Michael Johnson lifted the closure of the Sacramento River, which had been closed for ten days due to the dangers from increased releases of water from both ...
After heavy rainstorms raised Lake Shasta waters more than 12 feet in two days, the bureau announced it would increase water releases from Keswick Dam into the Sacramento River starting Thursday.
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