Conservation Urged at Lake Mendocino
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Mendocino County and water agencies are asking Sonoma County to reduce water releases from Lake Mendocino, which has extremely low levels.
“We are going to have a small mudhole shortly,” read the county supervisors’ letter to the Sonoma County Water Agency.
The lake had plenty of winter rain, but not enough spring rain to replenish releases.
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