The Drought Paradox in California….When is a Drought not a Drought?
Friday, Feb 10th, 2017
As we write this blog (February 9), there is a LOT of water in Northern California! The Sacramento River right above Fremont weir is flowing at 125,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) and climbing. This equals more than 935,000 gallons per second or more than 3.366 billion gallons per hour. As a result of all … Continue reading “The Drought Paradox in California….When is a Drought not a Drought?”
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