Millerton Lake

That should be the high.

Taking a look here, a picture of Millerton Lake, just a gorgeous look out there.

94 degrees for you in Yokuts Valley.

Three Rivers, you'll be at 97 degrees.

Bright blue skies for you and a little bit of haze in the distance, and it's shaping up to be ...

That's a picture of Millerton Lake.

That's beautiful there, isn't that? 95 degrees for you in Mariposa.

Uh, 91 degrees in Auberry.

You're already seeing somebody enjoying the water.

That's, uh, some good news, some beautiful, uh, conditions out there.

This is Millerton Lake for you.

Mariposa, you'll be at 95 degrees, uh, for today.

Yesterday officials broke ground on phase one of the Friant-Kern Canal Pump Station Replacement Project.

Now, this canal carries water from Millerton Lake across South Valley counties.

Earlier this year, the Department of the Interior announced $200 million for the waterway through the One Big Beautiful Bill.

Now, during phase one, five aging pump stations, they're gonna be replaced.

It is all about the money.

You know, if you were to mess with the mob back a long time ago, and you would mess with $100,000, you'd get some concrete shoes and end up in Millerton Lake.

This is talking about $100 billion.

So there's a reason why it is so overwhelmingly, vehemently pushed back against us, why I was kicked off committees, why I'm being punished for simply sh- putting all of their words on record because they don't want people to see it.

These relationships evaporate and condense, flow and meander, and act as main channels for and tributaries to one another.

You, me, a bald eagle at Millerton Lake, a fairy shrimp in a vernal pool, A beaver along a riverbank at Dos Rios.

Thule in the Delta.

We all river together.