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Water News for Los Angeles

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Get the latest updates on water news with "Water News for Los Angeles California," your trusted source for essential information about water conservation, drought management, water quality, and more in the Los Angeles area. Stay informed on critical water issues affecting your community and learn about the latest strategies to ensure a sustainable water future for LA. Tune in daily for timely and relevant water news.For more https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

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2:34

From Drought to Deluge: LA's Water Resilience...

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2026/01/18

Los Angeles is riding high on a wave of wet weather that's transformed our water woes into a splashy success story. After a bone-dry fall, early January storms dumped record rainfall across Southern California, making downtown LA the second-wettest start to a season in 21 years with 14.20 inches since July, nearly matching the full-year average of 14.25 inches according to the Los Angeles Almanac and National Weather Service data. By January 5, downtown gauges hit 2.47 inches—over four times the

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2:14

California Drought-Free After Epic Rains, Quenching...

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2026/01/14

Los Angeles is riding high on a wave of wet weather, turning drought worries into watery wins just in the nick of time. After atmospheric rivers hammered Southern California with epic rains through early January, the National Weather Service reports preliminary precipitation totals for Los Angeles County ending Tuesday, January 13, showing a fresh soak that kept flood advisories active until late evening. Coastal and valley spots grabbed another half-inch to inch, while mountains piled up one to two

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3:13

LA's Water World: Abundance After Drought - How the...

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2026/01/11

Los Angeles is waking up in a very different water world this weekend: the taps are flowing, the hills are green, and for the first time in a generation, water managers are talking about abundance instead of crisis.According to the Los Angeles Times, federal drought monitors confirmed this week that California now has no areas of drought or even “abnormally dry” conditions for the first time in 25 years, thanks to a parade of late December and early January storms that drenched the state. That

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2:06

LA's Soaking Winter Boosts Water Supplies, But...

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2026/01/07

Los Angeles is riding high on a soaking from recent storms that have supercharged the city's water supply, turning a dry fall into one of the wettest starts to winter on record. Downtown LA racked up 2.47 inches of rain by January 5, more than four times the usual 0.57 inches for early January, according to National Weather Service data reported by Patch. The LA Almanac tallies a whopping 2.47 inches through January 4, with daily bursts like 1.31 inches on the 1st and 0.54 on the 3rd, pushing the

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2:06

LA's Rainy Reprieve: Storms Boost Water Supplies,...

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2026/01/04

Los Angeles is riding high on a wave of wet weather, with Downtown LA clocking 2.15 inches of rain through January 3 from the New Years storm, including 1.31 inches on the 1st, 0.30 on the 2nd, and 0.54 on the 3rd, according to the Los Angeles Almanac and National Weather Service data. This puts the 2025-2026 season at 13.34 inches so far, a robust 94% of normal and ranking as the third wettest through January in 21 years, just a quarter-inch shy of second place.The storms have supercharged local

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2:14

Soaked Start to 2026 in Los Angeles: Storms, Water...

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2026/01/04

Los Angeles is riding high on a soaking start to 2026, with downtown gauges clocking 2.13 inches of rain through January 3rd alone, according to the Los Angeles Almanac citing National Weather Service data. That includes a hefty 1.31 inches on New Years Day, 0.30 on the 2nd, and 0.52 more by evenings end on the 3rd, pushing the 2025-2026 season total to the third wettest through January in 21 yearsjust shy of second place by half an inch.This drenching from a rare January 1st stormthe first to hit

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4:11

Los Angeles Soaks Up Stormy Start, But...

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2025/12/07

Los Angeles is starting this weekend with tap water that is safe to drink and tightly monitored, but the real story is how much wetter – and more water‑secure – the city has suddenly become.After one of the soggiest kickoffs to the rainy season in decades, the Los Angeles Almanac reports that downtown has already picked up nearly seven inches of rain since October 1, making this the wettest start to a rain year through November in 58 years. That early storm parade pushed seasonal rainfall to more

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2:37

Los Angeles Captures 5.5 Billion Gallons of...

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2025/11/30

Los Angeles just experienced something truly special this November, and the numbers are impressive. The city captured nearly 5.5 billion gallons of water from recent storms, enough to serve almost 68,000 homes for an entire year.November 2025 ranks as the 5th wettest November on record in Los Angeles, with downtown receiving 5.53 inches of rain. This is the wettest November since 1967. To put that in perspective, the long-term average for November is just 0.78 inches. Only the November of 1965 beat

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3:29

LA's Wild, Wet November: Storms Drench City, Fill...

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2025/11/24

Los Angeles has just wrapped up one of its wildest, wettest Novembers in decades as several powerful storms dumped record rainfall across the city and left Angelenos trading their sunglasses for umbrellas. According to FOX 11 Los Angeles and the National Weather Service, these back-to-back storms delivered more than four times the typical November rain, turning 2025 into the wettest November since at least the 1980s. Downtown Los Angeles has seen 3.48 inches of rain in November alone, nearly ten

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2:55

Flood Warnings and Rainstorms: LA's Evolving Water Story

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2025/11/16

Right now, Los Angeles is experiencing historic rainfall as a powerful atmospheric river storm rolled through the region over the past four days. According to SFGATE, Saturday saw an unusually strong storm douse Southern California, prompting county-wide flood warnings and leading to concerns about mudslides, especially in hillside neighborhoods and areas recently hit by wildfires.The National Weather Service reports that downtown LA received over 1.23 inches of rain in just the past 48 hours,

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3:23

LA's Water Innovations Thrive Amid Dry Spell

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2025/11/09

Los Angeles has seen a dynamic few days in water news, combining weather surprises with breakthroughs in water management. Over the past 48 hours, rain has been minimal but still noteworthy in some pockets. According to EaseWeather, Los Angeles recorded just 6.1 millimeters of rain on November 8—marking one of the rare rainy days this month, set against generally dry November conditions. With temperatures ranging from 13 to 32 degrees Celsius, the city saw a bright, pleasant stretch following the

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4:12

LA's Water Woes: Restoring Flow, Recycling Gains, and...

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2025/11/02

Los Angeles residents have woken up to a wave of water updates, and in the past 48 hours, these are the headlines rippling across the city. After a week of tense uncertainty, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power confirmed that water service has been restored for over 9,000 residents in Granada Hills and Porter Ranch. Service flickered off last week due to a valve failure at a key pump station, leaving many homes with barely a trickle. The problematic valve, originally installed in 1967, was

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1:44

A Wet Start to LA's Storm Season Boosts Water Supply

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2025/10/26

Los Angeles County has seen a significant boost in its water supply, thanks to the first major storm of the 2025-26 storm season. The storm, which brought over three inches of rainfall in some areas, added about 700 million gallons to the local water supply. This amount is enough to supply approximately 18,400 people for a full year, bringing the total collected since October 1 to over a billion gallons.Downtown Los Angeles received 1.38 inches of rain on October 14, significantly exceeding the

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3:34

LA's Wet October Surprise: Flooding, Mudslides, and...

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2025/10/19

Los Angeles just experienced its wettest October day in over 16 years, transforming the city’s water outlook, at least temporarily, and triggering dramatic scenes across the city. On Tuesday, October 14, downtown LA received a whopping 1.38 inches of rain, according to AccuWeather, making it the wettest single day since February and the biggest one-day October total since 2009. This deluge comes after years of dry spells and is nearly double the average rainfall downtown sees by this point in the

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3:34

LA's Water Woes: From Purification to Precipitation

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2025/10/12

Los Angeles is making some serious waves in the water world right now, and if you've been keeping tabs on what's happening with H2O in the City of Angels, buckle up because there's a lot to splash through.First up, the big news that just wrapped up yesterday, October 12th. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and the Los Angeles Sanitation and Environment just closed the public comment period for the Pure Water Los Angeles Program Environmental Impact Report. This massive initiative is all

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3:19

LA's Water Future: Recycling, Purification, and Local...

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2025/10/05

Los Angeles is making a splash with water news this week as the city heads into October 2025 and the beginning of the new water year. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and LA Sanitation are inviting the public to weigh in on the ambitious Pure Water Los Angeles program, which kicks off its environmental review process. This cutting-edge initiative aims to develop a sustainable and reliable local drinking water source by building an advanced purification system, expanding treatment,

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3:44

LA's Wet September Surprise and the City's Ongoing...

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2025/09/28

Here’s what’s making waves in Los Angeles’ water world right now. In the last 48 hours, LA enjoyed a rare burst of September rainfall, marking the end of a record-long dry streak in the city. According to the Los Angeles Almanac, downtown Los Angeles logged 0.01 inches of rain on Saturday, September 27, bringing the total for September so far to just 0.10 inches. That’s not a soaking, but considering LA’s usually parched late-summer weather, any rain is newsworthy.This rain came courtesy of a

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4:06

LA's Rainy Weekend Brings Ocean Water Warnings,...

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2025/09/21

In the past 48 hours, Los Angeles has been buzzing with water news, driven mostly by freshly fallen rain and its impact on everything from ocean water quality to household bills and the city's ongoing push for safer, cleaner water. According to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, a significant rainfall midweek spurred an Ocean Water Quality Rain Advisory at all county beaches. This advisory warns folks to avoid ocean contact through at least 11 am today, with bacteria levels

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3:36

LA Stays Dry, Beaches Warn of Bacteria, and the...

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2025/09/07

The last 48 hours have seen Los Angeles baking under classic late-summer sunshine with no rainfall reported in September so far, according to the National Weather Service. Downtown and coastal areas stayed bone dry, continuing a trend from July and August, which also saw zero precipitation. The monthly average for September is typically 0.13 inches of rain, but so far, the gauges are empty.Temperatures have hovered in the mid to upper 80s during the day, settling near 70 at night. At Los Angeles

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3:36

Dry taps, boil advisories, and a heatwave: Los...

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2025/08/31

Los Angeles is making waves this weekend — and not just at the beach. Over the past 48 hours, water has been top of mind for many Angelenos, with a series of developments making headlines around the city.Starting in the San Fernando Valley, thousands of Granada Hills and Porter Ranch residents have been feeling the impact of a major water outage. According to the Los Angeles Times, emergency repairs at an LADWP pump station interrupted water service to nearly 9,200 households. Crews jumped into

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