Calif.'s largest reservoir continues exceptional comeback as it nearly overflows

After several wet winters soaked California, the state's largest reservoir is nearly overflowing for the third year in a row. Shasta Lake, about 10 miles north from the city of Redding, is at a surface level of 1,061.70 feet as of Wednesday, according to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which is just shy of its full capacity of 1,067 feet. That puts the lake at 96% of its total capacity, or 114% of its historical capacity for this time of year,...