Berryessa is currently at 403.9 feet, which is more than 36 feet below the level the Glory Hole will start to spill. An encouraging sign is that the lake level is higher than it was today than it ...

Water fills the spillway when the lake’s surface level reaches 440 feet. The spillway and the Monticello Dam, which impounded Putah Creek to create Lake Berryessa, was completed in 1957.

Lake Berryessa water inches toward Glory Hole spillway According to Lake Berryessa News, the lake level is now 441.3 feet or 1.3 feet above the spillway thanks to recent rains and runoff.

Lake Berryessa is 3.5' OVER the Glory Hole Spillway 4K HD Drone Report - Lake Berryessa News 2-21-17 by Evan K on YouTube "We had 62 million views around the world," remembered Kilkus.

Mere inches away from the water at Lake Berryessa’s Monticello Dam reaching the Glory Hole spillway for the first time since 2006, locals flocked to the site Friday for the opportunity to wi… ...

Storms in California caused the "Morning Glory" spillway in Lake Berryessa to spill over for the first time in 10 years. In October 2016, the Napa County lake was half full and just at 398.6 feet ...

The eerie, swirling vortex of Napa County’s Lake Berryessa, on display this year for the first time since 2019, could be visible for another week. Called the Morning Glory spillway, or “glory ...

Lake Berryessa's Morning Glory Spillway has been fully active. It has been six years since the spillway was last on display. Visitors to the lake are advised to be prepared for congestion and to ...

Lake Berryessa’s famed “Glory Hole” spillway, located about 80 miles north of San Francisco, experienced its first spillover in years after water levels on the man-made reservoir exceeded ...