Levels at Sierra reservoirs that supply water for 1.3 million East Bay customers are as low as they’ve been in nearly 40 years, and it could take a miracle to make them better before the onset of the long dry season, officials were told Tuesday. By summer, levels are expected to be about what they were during 1977, when back-to-back nearly dry winters had restaurants serving water by request only and backyard gardens resembling the Mojave. “Even if we were to get in a miracle March, we’re tren
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