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California has the nation’s most variable climate and droughts are a recurring feature. Many areas in Southwest California experienced below normal precipitation during the current water year (October 1, through September 30). 

Despite the abundant precipitation and ample snowpack observed so far this winter, there are still parts of California that are Abnormally Dry, or are in a Moderate Drought. It is important for Californians to continue to do their part to conserve water.

The U.S. Drought Monitor classifies dryness and drought into five categories of increasing severity: 

• Abnormally Dry (D0)
• Moderate Drought (D1)
• Severe Drought (D2)
• Extreme Drought (D3)
• Exceptional Drought (D4)

Resources

View the Current Drought Conditions for Los Angeles County (warning: opens in a new tab)

View the Current Water Conditions for California (warning: opens in a new tab)

View the National Current Conditions (warning: opens in a new tab)

View a current map of the U.S. Drought Monitor (warning: opens in a new tab)

View or download the Storm Water Annual Training presentation (warning: PDF, downloads automatically)

We are in the process of updating our Facilities Network contact list. To ensure your district receives important communications, please provide the name, email address and phone number of your designated contact to Chavez_Mayra@lacoe.edu.

This contact list will be used to notify appropriate district personnel of upcoming Facilities Network meetings.