LOPEZ LAKE, Calif. - Despite a lack of rain over the past several months, lake levels on the Central Coast remain near capacity at a handful of reservoirs.
In San Luis Obispo County, Lopez Lake is currently at 91.6 percent, an extremely impressive amount considering the the region has gone without significant precipitation for many months.
Also in San Luis Obispo County, Salinas Reservoir, also known as Santa Margarita Lake, is also still near its capacity at 87.1 percent.
Further north at Lake Nacimiento, which is owned at operated by Monterey County, it's a little bit of a different story with Monterey County Water Resources Agency reporting the lake is currently at at 52 percent of capacity, while nearby San Antonio Lake is in better shape at 70 percent capacity.
In Santa Barbara County, Cachuma Lake is also holding strong, close to its capacity limit at 90.1 percent as of Monday morning.
In northern Ventura County, the Ventura County Public Works Department is reporting Lake Casitas, located just south of Carpinteria is at 95.8 percent capacity.
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