Page 17 - Jay Lund News Today

Multiple atmospheric rivers brought extreme rain and snow to California, but the recent deluge hasn’t made up for years of ongoing drought.

NPR's A Martinez talks to Jay Lund, professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of California, Davis, about the aging system, and how climate change could lead to more breaches.

California has added little to its once-prized water system since 1960, and the population has more than doubled, columnist George Skelton writes.

SALINAS, United States - The latest in a damaging succession of storm systems blew into California on Saturday, bringing heavy flooding to already waterlogged regions and threatening snowfalls of up to six feet (two meters) in areas. SALINAS, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 13: In an aerial view, a home is se

LOS ANGELES, United States - Disastrous flooding could hit parts of California this weekend, forecasters warned Friday, as the eighth storm in succession barreled in, with already water-logged land unable to soak up any more rain. SALINAS, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 13: In an aerial view, a greenhouse is

LOS ANGELES, Jan 14, 2023 (BSS/AFP) - Disastrous flooding could hit parts of California this weekend, forecasters warned Friday, as

Disastrous flooding warning in California as another storm hits

Disastrous flooding could hit parts of California this weekend, forecasters warned Friday, as the eighth storm in succession barreled in, with already water-logged land unable to soak up any more rain. The most populous US state has been pummeled by near-record rainfall over a very wet three weeks t ..

Disastrous flooding could hit parts of California this weekend, forecasters warned Friday, as the eighth storm in succession barreled in, with already

Los Angeles: Parts of California braced on Saturday for potentially disastrous flooding and snowfalls of up to six feet (two meters), as the latest in...