Why Bay Area groundwater rebounded faster than elsewhere in California after winter storms
Why Bay Area groundwater rebounded faster than elsewhere in California after winter storms
After years of drought sapped groundwater in California, water tables rose as a result of the last rainy spring — with the largest year-over-year water level increases seen in the Bay Area. A small but measurable percentage of Bay Area wells reached historic highs this year — more than in any other region measured by the California Department of Water Resources.
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