Here’s where Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino county reservoirs stand a week after bomb cyclone

The storm dumped almost 6 inches of rain on parts of Sonoma County.|
PRESS DEMOCRAT STAFF

A bomb cyclone that swept through the region last week dumped over 5 inches of rain on the wettest parts of Sonoma County.

As the region recovers from the storm, which one fire official said could take months, here’s a look at how the weather event helped to fill local reservoirs:

(Graphs shows water levels for the past year, updated daily. Source: https://cdec.water.ca.gov.)

Lake Berryessa

Lake Hennessey

Lake Mendocino

Lake Pillsbury

Lake Sonoma

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