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What this series of atmospheric rivers says about California's drought and water future - Vimarsana News

What this series of atmospheric rivers says about California's drought and water future

Researchers say this storm could help boost water supplies for the summer, but also reveals weaknesses in the state’s flood-prevention infrastructure.

First Time In 100 Years: Latest On Speaker Of The House Vote After No Established Winner In First Round Of Congressional Votes | KPCC - NPR News for Southern California - Vimarsana News

First Time In 100 Years: Latest On Speaker Of The House Vote After No Established Winner In First Round Of Congressional Votes | KPCC - NPR News for Southern California

Today on AirTalk, day 2 of the House Speaker election after Republican Kevin McCarthy failed to win three times yesterday. Also on the show, the extreme winter weather hitting California; the latest on the Southwest flight cancellation debacle; and more.

Source: kpcc.org
Storm updates: California declares state of emergency as atmospheric river moves through Northern California - Vimarsana News

Storm updates: California declares state of emergency as atmospheric river moves through Northern California

The latest atmospheric river to hit Northern California rolled through the region Wednesday night into Thursday morning, bringing thunderstorms, and powerful wind gusts. A flood advisory is in effect for the Sacramento region through 10 a.m.

Will CA be able to capture all this rain for a sunny day? - Vimarsana News

Will CA be able to capture all this rain for a sunny day?

California is getting slammed with storms. Is it possible to efficiently capture the rainwater for future use?

Source: kcrw.com
Planning for dry times: The West considers more reservoirs and aquifers - Vimarsana News

Planning for dry times: The West considers more reservoirs and aquifers

More than $8 billion in new federal money designated for drought resilience nationwide.