California lake gets drought respite from El Niño
January 22, 2016
El Niño is helping California’s Folsom Lake survive the worst drought on record.
El Niño is helping California’s Folsom Lake survive the worst drought on record.
California is in a fourth year of a severe drought.
However, climatologists caution against a perfect solution to the long drought.
Water is receding so far that ramps at Diamond Valley Marina are being left high and dry, water district spokesman Bob Muir said.
Rain poured down in California on Tuesday — giving the San Francisco Bay area its fifth-wettest day since 2009 and breaking a Dec. 2 record
El Niño is helping California’s Folsom Lake survive the worst drought on record.
California is in a fourth year of a severe drought.
However, climatologists caution against a perfect solution to the long drought.
Water is receding so far that ramps at Diamond Valley Marina are being left high and dry, water district spokesman Bob Muir said.
Rain poured down in California on Tuesday — giving the San Francisco Bay area its fifth-wettest day since 2009 and breaking a Dec. 2 record
