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12-years ago, LiveScience reported that a "century of drought may be ahead" for 
California.

And, 8-years ago, http://Wired.com ran a story stating that the California 
mega-drought is "probably forever."

Meanwhile, outside of climate crisis fairy land, California is now drought-free 
for the 2nd year in a row, and Lake Oroville is at 100% capacity.

Predictions of environmental doom fail persistently because so-called experts' 
are ignorant of history. Anyone who has studied California's weather history 
has the understanding that it has always oscillated between wet and dry 
periods. And, a one part per 10,000 increase in atmospheric CO2 won't change 
that. 

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What is sad is; engineers in the 1930s understood California's climate and had 
a plan to store enough water for growing populations. Now water is running into 
the sea because the capacity wasn't built, or dams are being actively 
destroyed.

Same bullshit in Sydney. 'Longer and more frequent droughts, dams will be 
empty' etc. Now up to our fourth wet and mild year in a row, dams overflowing. 
How anyone still believes this tosh is beyond me.

Well. They're blaming the rain for the 4 ft tall grass that burned outside 
Tracy today. - You can't win with these people. 

Ten years ago, the climate zealots assured us that North Texas was in a perma-
drought. I remember that as I swim to the mailbox every day. 

They predict as if their jobs depend on it.

Well the lake was OBVIOUSLY paid off by big oil.

Meanwhile So. California is taking N. California water with Gov. Newsom working 
to take more water from the north and digging tunnels, bypassing the delta to 
ship down to So. California, thus allowing more salt water intrusion into the 
delta and ruin framing for delta farmers. 

Perhaps if they didn't have such an adverse issue w/building new reservoir 
capacity, then they might be able to deal w/droughts during the lean times of 
low rainfall. Considering they had record rainfall this last winter, their 
problems would be solved at least in the near future.

Careful, facts are antithetical to cultists.

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May:

U.S. Ski Industry Reports 5th-Best Season On Record

"Deep, Drifting Snow" Keeps Beartooth Closed

The Suess de Vries Cycle

Spring Anomalies From BC To SoCal

Winter Prolonged In Alaska

Australia's Cold And Snow

Chile's Weather Agency Got It Dead Wrong As South America Freezes

Spring Anomalies From BC To SoCal

Record May Cold Hits South Australia

Latest Snowfall In Decades At Snoqualmie

Frozen Turkey

Rare May Snow Hits South Korea

Cold Front To Drop Snow On Aussie Alps

Chile's Capital In The Midst Of "Longest Cold Spell Ever Recorded"

South America Braces For Antarctic Outbreak

Australia's Coldest April Since 2015

Heavy Mid-May Snow Hits Turkey

Slovakia's Record May Cold

First 10-Days Of May In European-Russia The Coldest In History

Unprecedented May Snow Hits Moscow

Record May Cold Sweeps European-Russia

Russian Grain Growing Regions To Declare An Emergency

Record May Cold In Japan

"Patagonia Is Absolutely Buried"

Rare Snow Blankets Chile's Capital

Snowbird, Utah Surpasses 600 Inches

Alaska's Near-Record Snow Season Also Means "Big Fire Danger" 

Australia Shivers

Spring Snow Continues To Build On Europe's Mountains As Winter's Cold Lingers

Mongolia's Snowiest Winter Since 1975 

Much Of Russia Returned To Winter

Heavy Snow Hits Argentina A Month Early

Spain Chills

"Best May Powder Days In Memory" At Palisades

Cold Antarctic Coast

Heavy May Snow Hits the Sierra Nevada

Concordia Below -70C (-94F) for 10-Days

Cooling In The Tropical Pacific

Vostok's Coldest April Since 1999

Global Temperature Expected To Fall In May

Tonga Eruption Responsible For Toasty 2023 (nyah nyah!)

Missing Spring In Jackson, WY

Cool Summer Forecast For Much Of The Northern Hemisphere

Record May Cold Sweeps India

Rare April Cold Hits Antarctica (-112F)

Heavy Spring Snow Traps 1,000 Vehicles In Northern India

Wild Swings In New Jersey

The Wind Didn't Blow As Hard In 2023