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Our family is bunch of armchair hydrologists. Every random few months we trek from Bay area to Oroville to count the bathtub rings and study the drought situati
by indus 3y ago
Our family is bunch of armchair hydrologists. Every random few months we trek from Bay area to Oroville to count the bathtub rings and study the drought situation.
Recently we trekked to see the newly formed Tulare Lake. FWIW, Tulare lake ain't evaporating for another 2 years. Imagine the same size storm repeats for 10+ years.
- cleandreams 3y agoWhy should we imagine that?
- indus 3y agoThe answer to OP—-dams failing?
- danielheath 3y agoStorms have increased in size and severity quite a bit of the past 30 years (sources abound, it’s reasonably easy to google).
- fransje26 3y agoAnd they will continue increasing as the atmosphere continues to heat up. Just yesterday (literally) they were mentioning on a Swiss radio I was listening to, that the quantity of water falling in the Alps above 2500m was going to double in the comings years, due to high intensity storms created by climate change. (So not sure why you are getting down-voted..)
- hondo77 3y agoIt's easier to imagine the drought conditions of recent years/decades repeating.