California water officials are still pushing the importance to conserve despite encouraging news on the drought front.
The Bay Area is no longer in any semblance of a drought, according to the state drought monitor. But the good news does not end there. The National Weather Service said by this weekend, the Sierra snowpack should be at least 50 percent of normal -- up from just 7 percent two weeks ago.
NBC Bay Area's Scott Budman in the video above shows how local water districts are responding.
