'Things are looking great,' a Santa Clara Valley Water District spokesperson said about the state of local reservoirs. Here's a look at Lexington Reservoir.
"Things are looking great," Santa Clara Valley Water District spokesperson Matt Keller said."Our local reservoirs, they look good."
To make room for future storms, Valley Water has been strategically releasing water from reservoirs, which is part of the reason why the county average for reservoir capacity right now is only 50%. "It’s a real balancing act," Keller said."We have to be aware of the potential for more storms. As we see these more storms come in, sometimes we do releases to make room in our reservoirs for that new water and that new runoff that’s coming in."How times have changed in 3 months.
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