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Recent storms filled smaller lakes and raised water levels at Big Bear and Diamond Valley

Posted by: Maven on February 17, 2010 at 6:03 am

From the Riverside Press-Enterprise:

“After several years of drought that forced rationing and severe cutbacks in water deliveries, Inland water officials and residents are encouraged by this year’s early storms that filled some lakes and started to replenish the larger reservoirs.

“It’s a huge relief when the lake fills up and we’re good for another year,” said Mike Scorziell, owner of MJS Dock Service in Lake Arrowhead.

The weather has been a boon for water providers, recreation and businesses such as Scorziell’s that rely on tourism. But experts warn that the drought isn’t over. Regular storms over the next couple of months will be needed to fully replenish lakes and reservoirs. … “

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February 17, 2010 · Filed Under Southern California

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