California bracing for what could be another bad wildfire season
Much of California is already in wildfire season after an extremely dry winter left vegetation brittle and water levels low.
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Much of California is already in wildfire season after an extremely dry winter left vegetation brittle and water levels low.
There are a variety of ways to reduce water usage; it must be acknowledged that most will also reduce income and may greatly affect profitability.
Dry conditions have led to a diminishing water supply, which is being felt by farms across California's Siskiyou County and the Klamath River Basin.
Snowpack levels dropped in February, according to the Klamath National Forest. Here's what that could mean for the coming fire season.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is expected to announce water allocation levels for users around mid-February. Many are bracing for the worst.