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Weather science data reporter @sfchronicle | Previous: intern with @NCIprevention, @theAGU and @ScienceNews | @UCSC_SciCom '20 | he/him
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How well do you know the Bay Area? Take our data-focused trivia quiz

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By Jack Lee 
| San Francisco Chronicle
The Chronicle data team recently held its fourth annual data trivia night at Standard Deviant Brewing, in the Mission District. Nineteen teams vied for victory, with teams “Raining Champs,” “Pivot Table” and “Zodiac Killaz” coming out on top. Couldn’t make it? Here’s a sample of the stumpers posed by data editor Dan Kopf, deputy data editor Aseem Shukla and computational journalist Emma Stiefel. 1 of 10 San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland are the three largest cities in the Bay Area.
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The 10 best campgrounds in the Bay Area, according to campers

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By Gregory Thomas , Jack Lee 
| San Francisco Chronicle
Alameda County Anthony Chabot Regional Park is around a half-hour drive from downtown Oakland — but the calm, natural setting feels far removed from the urban Bay Area. The park features 70 miles of hiking and riding trails, including a roughly 9-mile hiking route around Lake Chabot, which was built in the 1870s as the primary water source for the East Bay and opened to recreation in the 1960s.
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Here’s where California reservoirs stand after spring storms

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By Jack Lee 
| San Francisco Chronicle
As California heads into its dry season, its major reservoirs are in good shape, with statewide storage on Friday estimated to be 20% above normal for this time of year. Robust rainfall in April has given a slight boost in places — especially welcome after an unusually dry March. The state’s overall water outlook remains complicated, however. The Sierra snowpack, which effectively functions as a frozen reservoir, is far below normal.
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