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Story summary
- Northern California's weekend rainfall boosted water supplies.
- Snowpack remains only 61% of normal due to warmer storms that produced more rain than snow.
- Although drought concerns have eased, flood risks are rising because soils are saturated and reservoirs are full.
- Climate change is amplifying California's weather fluctuations, prompting cautious navigation of changing conditions.
- Flood advisories have been issued in several areas, including Sacramento County.
