SACRAMENTO (KGO) -- All the rain and snow we've has been getting this season has helped Northern California climb out of a drought. Soon, we could see the state let up on some of those drought rules we've all been following.
This afternoon, state regulators will meet to decide whether to lift restrictions. The snowpack now measures at 182 percent of normal.
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But water officials are concerned about what will happen if the rain and snow start easing up.
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Governor Brown declared a drought emergency in 2014 and ordered Californians to cut water use by 25 percent.
Rushing water flows out of Folsom Dam in this undated photo. (KGO-TV)