Jan January 2009 – 8th driest January on record for the state; snow sensors indicate water content in the Sierra statewide snowpack at 60 percent of average, Lake Oroville at 28 percent of capacity; inflow to Lake Sha - Snow Lake - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Jan January 2009 – 8th driest January on record for the state; snow sensors indicate water content in the Sierra statewide snowpack at 60 percent of average, Lake Oroville at 28 percent of capacity; inflow to Lake Sha Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-03-14 13:36:00 Open Document File Size: 490,29 KB Share Result on Facebook City Oroville / Fresno / / Company Small Water Systems / Binational Core Group / / Country United States / Mexico / / Currency USD / / Event Natural Disaster / / IndustryTerm water bank / / NaturalFeature Lake Shasta / Northern Sierra / Colorado River / Lake Oroville / / Organization State Legislature / National Marine Fisheries Service / U.S. House of Representatives / Water Resources Control Board / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / / Person Lester Snow / Schwarzenegger / Oliver Wanger / / Position Governor / Director / Executive / Judge / DWR Director / Federal Judge / / ProvinceOrState Mendocino / Fresno / Fresno County / California / / SocialTag Droughts Delta smelt Osmeridae Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Snow Atmospheric sciences Meteorology Physical geography

Jan January 2009 – 8th driest January on record for the state; snow sensors indicate water content in the Sierra statewide snowpack at 60 percent of average, Lake Oroville at 28 percent of capacity; inflow to Lake ShaAdd to Reading List