Marimekko graph of the California's Reservoir Storage Levels [OC]Submitted by EngagingData t3_104804j in dataisbeautiful
iohognbdfh t1_j33h8zx wrote
Haven't they had 3 massive rain events recently? Interested to see how this changes after all that adds in.
EngagingData OP t1_j33qz3s wrote
it's going up, but not that fast. In the last 10 days or so, Shasta, the biggest reservoir, has gone up from 1.44 million acre feet to 1.58 million acre feet. This increase is 3% of the total reservoir storage capacity.
Aberdogg t1_j34324t wrote
Where do you get current data? My bookmark to water.ca.gov forces me to add a reservoir by code e.g. HHY for hetch hetchy to get the current levels then I’d have to have stored historical data for comparison
Aberdogg t1_j3438en wrote
Oh nm, your first comment gives the tools used. Thanks!
EngagingData OP t1_j3483wx wrote
In case you still need it, here's Hetch Hetchy storage data
https://cdec.water.ca.gov/dynamicapp/QueryDaily?s=HTH&end=2023-01-05
Aberdogg t1_j34f8ut wrote
Yup that’s what was looking at but your python/js must grab the data and store it. That was what I was missing.
Great job on this
EngagingData OP t1_j34nip3 wrote
if you want something machine readable (csv or json) you can choose that here:
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