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Extreme heat and dry weather have almost depleted California’s reservoirs in recent years. Southern California is facing water restrictions for the first time due to relentless drought conditions.
The Western US has continued to experience significant drought conditions. Drought has reportedly continued to affect the Intermountain West as of late April, resulting in the start of the annual spring snowmelt.
Flash droughts can apparently cause the drying of soil in just a matter of days or weeks. Flash droughts have been compared to flash floods as its polar opposite, and an emerging natural phenomenon by the scientific community.
As per the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) seasonal prediction issued yesterday, the record-breaking megadrought gripping the Western United States will certainly worsen this spring
Droughts and warmer temperatures are harmful to both humans and the environment. If both of these extreme occurrences occur at the same time, the consequences, such as wildfires, tree death, or agricultural losses, to mention a few, can be much more severe.