We needed and wanted rain and we got it! We had two powerful storms work through the County and the impacts were visible. While we had some road impacts, we received several inches of rain that were deeply needed and filled our reservoirs. Below you’ll see a snapshot of what the positive impacts were from the storms along with additional information about our local water sources.

We still need more rain, but this is a great start!

Here is a snapshot of the positive impacts the recent storms had on our local reservoirs. These reservoirs are a water source for our Cities along with additional sources. The data below is as of 11/10/21:

Here’s a closer look at the impacts the recent storms “atmospheric river” had on some local precipitation gauges—dropped nearly 10 inches of rain in some Napa areas. We’re off to a good start!

Below is a small sample of yearly precipitation numbers by month. It’s important to know our historical trends and rainfall patterns. We’ll continue to experience dry years and wet years—the important part is we all need to do our part to conserve water and protect our natural resources. It’s a shared responsibility!

We’re in this together—I want to highlight the efforts from our Cities & Town along with the County efforts to conserve water. Below you can learn more about how the County, Cities and the Town are working to conserve water, and how you can be part of the solution.