It’s the second straight year of above-average rain and snow in California, amid the state’s driest period in 1,200 years. The respite from drought is certainly welcome, despite flooding, mudslides and associated miseries. Now meteorologists and oceanographers are watching possible La Niña conditions develop in the Pacific, perhaps signaling a return to drier times.
It’s an appropriate time to take stock — of how we weathered the last two winters, what we’ve learned and what’s ahead.
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First forecast of the season based on current reservoir storage and impacts of record-setting summer heatwaves From the Department of Water Resources: Today, the Department
$50 million investment in Mojave Groundwater Bank would be the largest investment in water infrastructure off tribal-lands by Native American Tribes in U.S. history LOS