California is about to receive its dozenth-or-so “atmospheric river” rainstorm this winter season after many years of persistent, crippling drought. And the consequence of this deluge of precipitation is massive flooding in some of the Golden State’s prime growing regions.
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Commercial Ag kills soil biology. On an organic farm that soil biology makes little living spaces and tunnels for themselves so they can store water when there is a drought. That soil biology breathes in air and breathes out carbon dioxide which makes plants grow. When the warm, tropical rains come they will melt the snow pack and cause floods.
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California Braces For Another Significant Storm
California seems to be having a three-month streak of bad weather luck as yet another atmospheric river is expected to pound the state on Tuesday through Wednesday, bringing along strong winds, heavy rainfall, flooding, and feet of snow in the mountains.
From the Mexico border to San Luis Obispo County, which lies north of Los Angeles, and across the southern half of California's Central Valley, the National Weather Service has issued a flood watch and wind advisory. Additionally, the weather agency has posted winter storm warnings for the high-elevation areas in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
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Horse posted on 2023-03-21 18:34:05 Reply Private Reply