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BigmanPigman

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5. I hope so...

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Original post)

Mon Feb 27, 2023, 10:05 PM

Feb 2023

We can never have "too much" in the long run". See post...

https://www.democraticunderground.com/104031131

"While winter storms have helped the snowpack and reservoirs, groundwater basins are much slower to recover. Many rural areas are still experiencing water supply challenges, especially communities that rely on groundwater supplies which have been depleted due to prolonged drought,” said Jeanine Jones, Interstate Resources Manager at DWR."

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is it going to rain forever?! holy moly! [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd Feb 2023 OP

It is blowing and snowing here in the Sierras. I think I would rather have rain. chicoescuela Feb 2023 #1

Well, if it helps our drought conditions, I'll grin and bear it. alwaysinasnit Feb 2023 #2

Forever? winetourdriver01 Feb 2023 #3

The storms today were in the Northern Part - Trinity and Shasta padfun Feb 2023 #4

I hope so... BigmanPigman Feb 2023 #5

Might need to build an ark. Turn the 5 into a canal IcyPeas Feb 2023 #6

I got caught in the street traffic being routed off the 5. BlueWaveNeverEnd Feb 2023 #7

Omg it was a mess, I saw it on the news. How long did it take you? IcyPeas Feb 2023 #8

took about 25 minutes for traffic to break free...we were stuck on side streets BlueWaveNeverEnd Feb 2023 #9

I remember very wet years in the 80s Retrograde Mar 2023 #10