The recent rain storms have drenched Northern California, in some places dumping almost twice as much rain as we'd expect to see at this time of year. That's great news for a state that's suffered three years of drought. But are we finally in the clear?
Host: Andrea Kissack
Reporters:
- Amy Standen
More info:
- Amy Standen's reporter's notes and more

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The recent rain storms have drenched Northern California, in some places dumping almost twice as much rain as we'd expect to see at this time of year. That's great news for a state that's suffered three years of drought. But are we finally in the clear?
Host: Andrea Kissack
Reporters:
- Amy Standen
More info:
- Amy Standen's reporter's notes and more

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Coho salmon conservationists in Marin County are losing hope they'll see large numbers of the fish return to spawn this year, even after recent rains. Marine biologists say the future looks grim after a series of drought years, and they're looking for ways to stop the fish from being sucked into what they call "the vortex of extinction."
Host: Andrea Kissack
Reporters:
- Dan Brekke
More info:
- Salmon viewing map and more

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