It's looking pretty good. The storm has moved on to the coast, Southern California - past us.

It's looking really good right now. All the reservoirs are pretty much full. ... It's too bad we don't have more storage.

Right now we're at a lull between storms, and the rivers are receding. Overall, the flood system is in pretty good shape right now.

Right now we're in a flood fight. We're just racing around putting our fires. They almost lost Twitchell Island yesterday, the water was so high and the winds were so strong.

Thank God we got a little break in the storms.

The storm that's coming could bring heavy rain for about 12 hours, and that could impact the whole Delta. All that puts a lot of pressure on the levees, and that's what we're keeping an eye on.

We're talking about a snow pack that's 150 percent of average, and it's mostly still up there. Usually by this time, a lot of the snow is gone -- but we're still adding to it.

We don't open that thing very often. It's the only manually operated gate in the system. Sometimes it's hard to get it closed again.

We're trying to show him that this kind of program can work.

If the snow level drops, then it's staying up there in the mountains and not coming down in the rivers and melting the snow that's already there.