The unique water management design will probably remain active for several weeks. 'It's definitely worth seeing,' one official said.

For the first time since February 2019, water gushed into Lake Berryessa’s “Glory Hole” spillway late Tuesday after the area received about 2 inches of rain, said Chris Lee, general manager of Solano County Water Agency, which manages the lake.

In what has become a much-anticipated sight, the morning glory spillway at Lake Berryessa is now active after this week's storms.

The unique spillway at California's Lake Berryessa was activated this week for the first time in six years, according to Solano County Water Agency. Chris Lee, the general manager of the Solano County Water Agency, told sister station KCRA that water began flowing into the passive spillway Tuesday at 6:15 p.m.

There’s really nothing like it. It’s a very odd-looking spillway that just disappears into the void. You almost have to see it.”

The spillway at Lake Berryessa, known as the “Morning Glory Hole,” was activated this week for the first time in six years. Chris Lee, the general manager of the Solano County Water Agency, told KCRA 3 that water began flowing into the passive spillway Tuesday at 6:15 p.