Now, six months later, just 8% of the state is at that level and 49% of the state is free of any drought conditions, a level that wasn’t even on the map in September.

If you think all of the rain and snow we have received this year in California must be helping with the drought, you are right. As you can see in images created by the National Drought Mitigation ...

A flooded field in Santa Rosa, California, on January 9, 2023. Torrential rain has somewhat relieved the severe drought that has gripped the state for most of this year.

Storms in January and February wiped drought off the map for parts of California By Jonathan Lloyd • Published March 2, 2023 • Updated on March 2, 2023 at 10:01 am BOOKMARKER ...

On this week’s updated drought map, on the right side of the slider, there’s no red to be found. Now, just a little over half of the state is “abnormally dry.” Left: drought conditions in ...

Those same maps show unusually dry conditions still lurking to the east, just across the state line in Nevada. Drought monitor data recorded no signs of unusual dryness/drought since Nov. 19, 2024 ...

See this week's California Drought Monitor report. ... The California Drought Monitor map released Jan. 23, ... the region had 28.40 inches of rain followed by 25.19 inches of rain in 2023-2024.

See this week's California Drought Monitor report. ... The California Drought Monitor map released Jan. 23, ... the region had 28.40 inches of rain followed by 25.19 inches of rain in 2023-2024.

It’s been less than six months, but California’s drought conditions have all but disappeared. And given all of the wild weather we’ve experienced this winter, it’s been easy to overlook ...

The California Drought Monitor map released Jan. 23, 2025. ... In the 2022-2023 wet season, the region had 28.40 inches of rain followed by 25.19 inches of rain in 2023-2024.

Extreme drought expanded into parts of Los Angeles County as a dry start to the wet season continues. See this week’s California Drought Monitor report.