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Storms That Caused Destruction And Agony Have Now Filled Up Reservoirs In California

During the worst of California's drought, water levels in important reservoirs dropped so low that boat docks were built on dry, cracked ground.

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A trailer stands at a property scorched in the 2020 North Complex Fire above Lake Oroville in Butte County, California.

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A home scorched in the 2020 North Complex Fire rests above Lake Oroville in Oroville, California.

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Houseboats float near Lake Oroville's Bidwell Bar Bridge in Butte County, California.

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Houseboats float on Lake Oroville in Oroville, California.

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A boat crosses Lake Oroville in Butte County, California.

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A boat crosses Lake Oroville below trees scorched in the 2020 North Complex Fire.

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The Oroville Dam, top right, holds back water at Lake Oroville.

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Dry hillsides surround Lake Oroville.

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In an aerial view, a boat floats in the Granite Bay area of Folsom Lake, in Granite Bay, California.

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A vehicle is parked on a newly revealed piece of land due to receding waters at the drought-stricken Folsom Lake in Granite Bay, California.

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