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    December storms allow for ‘modest increase’ in state water deliveries

    by Hayley Smith, Los Angeles Times Jan 21, 2022 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — Nearly two months after extreme drought conditions forced the state to eliminate water allocations along the massive State Water Project, regulators have announced a modest increase in deliveries because of a recent series of drenching storms.

    December’s surprising but welcome surge of record-breaking rain and snow — including more than 17 feet of powder at Donner Pass — provided enough moisture to boost planned allocations from 0% to 15%, the Department of Water Resources said Thursday.

    “December storms enabled (the Department of Water Resources) to convey and store water in San Luis Reservoir, which

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