>This is not something for the future, this is happening right now. What you're describing is due to the La Nina effect: >La Niña could also worsen California

>This is not something for the future, this is happening right now. What you're describing is due to the La Nina effect: >La Niña could also worsen California's ongoing drought and make its wildfire season even more of a threat. As Bloomberg explains, the state usually gets most of its annual water from rain and snow between November and April — the same period when La Niña is predicted to shift storm tracks north and away from the region that needs it. https://www.npr.org/2021/10/15/1046313870/la-nina-winter-weather-us-temperatures-rainfall https://www.npr.org/2021/10/15/1046313870/la-nina-winter-wea...