Tag Archives: drought
Folsom Eases Water Restrictions
Folsom, CA – With changing drought conditions, the State Water Resources Control Board approved a
Folsom Lake Water Level Now at 113% of Average
Folsom Lake is now holding about 828,000 acre feet of water, which is about 85%
It’s Official – Governor Brown Declares Drought State of Emergency
Photo: Lea Suzuki, The Chronicle With California facing water shortfalls in the driest year in
Water Restrictions Lifted
Folsom will have full water allocations this year, which means residents are no longer obligated
Boats Out by August 25
It was fun while it lasted… Folsom Lake Marina was hoping to stay open until
Water Restrictions Over?
The lake is full, and boaters are happy. But what does that make of the
Water Alert Downgraded: Stage II
Lawn relief is here in terms of a water alert downgrade – the city has
Stage IV Water Alert By April?
Think the drought is over due to recent rains? Think again. Folsom Public Utilities Director
Lake Higher than Last Year
Though it’s not really saying much, the rains this year have made the lake surpass
HD Video of Folsom Lake
Folsom Lake is rising fast, but it still needs a lot of water to help
Stage III Water Alert in Effect
Despite the recent rain, the drought is far from over. Folsom has enacted a Stage
Stage 3 Water Alert Coming
The water issue is not going away… and the lack of rain is not helping.
Folsom Lake Exposed
With water levels in the lake at historic lows, a lot of what is usually
Stage 2 Water Alert
The City of Folsom has officially sanctioned water restrictions throughout the city. Restrictions include reducing
400 Feet = 5 MPH
Folsom Lake is at 400 feet, which means a 5 MPH boating restriction on the
City Asks For 10% Water Cut
The City of Folsom has asked its residents to cut back its water usage by
Boats Out, and Slow Down
Boating season on Folsom Lake didn’t last long this year… the lake is dropping fast,