From the California Weather Blog: “Droughts historically have a way of sneaking up on California, and the extraordinary 2012-2014 drought...
From the California Weather Blog: “An active monsoonal pattern over the past 1-2 weeks has brought some active summer weather...
This commentary is written by John Kingsbury, Executive Director of the Mountain Counties Water Resources Association: Mountain watersheds can survive...
Note: This post is written by guest blogger Roberta Long. Three of California’s top water decision-makers came to Placerville on...
From the California Weather Blog: “In many ways, the weather over the past few weeks has been pretty typical of...
From the California Weather Blog, a two-part update: Record-breaking May heat and extreme fire weather conditions prevails; Ridiculously Resilient Ridge...
From the California Weather Blog: “California’s meager rainy season of 2013-2014 experienced its last gasp in late April. Modest rainfall (and...
From the California Weather Blog: “Warm and dry conditions have been the rule across California over the past two weeks, with the exception of...
From the California Weather Blog: “A notable amount of late-season precipitation fell throughout much of California during late March and...
From the California Weather Blog: “Active weather finally did return to the Golden State over the past several weeks. A...
From the California Weather Blog: “Unusually dry and warm conditions have returned to California over the past week. In the...
Today’s guest blogger is David Zetland of the Aguanomics blog, who wrote this exclusively for Maven’s Notebook: “California is gripped...
From the California Weather Blog: ” … While the recent atmospheric river did bring much-needed precipitation to parts of Northern...
From the California Weather Blog: “Over the past few days most of California has experienced an atmospheric phenomenon not experienced...
Exceptionally warm, dry, and stable weather conditions have prevailed over California since early December, with precipitation being nearly zero across...