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warrsupwiththat? ^ | February 24, 2017 | Anthony Watts

[dragnet2]

I hope a dam breaks during the oscars.

You ought to get a sign made, put it on top of your car and drive around downtown Oroville with it.

[W.]

Overpaid morons in the government’s “Learn while you earn” program.

But they’ll learn nothing that benefits the public...only themselves.

[Cobra64]

And floods peoples’ homes and kills people.

[Cobra64]

Yeah, he talks big until it’s his neck on the line.

[dragnet2]

Many of the CA reservoirs have been filling up to capacity they let much of the water out to run to the ocean. 5 months later they'll warn us water is getting tight with rate hikes, fines and fees on the way. Wink wink.☺

[lurk]

No problem. They haven’t built any new reservoirs so the water will quickly flow back to the ocean, and the drought will resume.

Progressivism apparently doesn’t mean looking forward.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

From the comments at WUWT:

cjames says:

February 24, 2017 at 9:27 am

Squall line on the 17th and 18th went all the way south into southern Mexico. I don’t think I have ever seen that happen before and I have been around a long time.

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• goldminor says:
  February 24, 2017 at 9:44 am

  And that happened multiple times over the last 14 weeks. I have daily snapshots from earth.null showing how the AR flow would flow into California, and then drop down south before reestablishing a connection further north once again. It was as if there was someone with a giant hose watering the entire West Coast from north to south. Amazing to watch how it operates.

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• joelobryan says:
  February 24, 2017 at 9:27 am

  The Permadrought is worse than we feared. Nature is simply tricking mankind into thinking it’s over. So Cal’s Governor Moonbeam needs to keep the drought watering restrictions, increased water fees, and water controls in place, just to be safe.

  Lesson: the Left once given a power over the people will always fight to hold onto the power and control, even when no longer justified. Another example: Cal’s temporary taxes to address budget gaps a few years ago will eventually be made permanent.

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  • Resourceguy says:
    February 24, 2017 at 9:35 am

    Never let a good drought go to waste.

[dragnet2]

Oh, the land is waaay too valuable for insignificant things like water reservoirs and solid infrastructure. CA need more slop joints, military based sized apartment complexes and a fast choo choo train.

We have millions of illegals to water, feed, medicate, house and subsidize. They have very expensive wants and needs. Check out the price tag on getting a baby delivered...Wowza...That’s too rich for my blood.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Is it still raining heavily up there?

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Back later!

[W.]

Makes ya wanna scream...

[tubebender]

We have had almost double our average rainfall for the season up here behind the Redwood Curtain and local and state roads have paid the price. Chart in lower left...

[Mastador1]

I hope a dam breaks during the oscars.

How special, hoping for thousands of deaths and hundreds of millions in property damage because you are unhappy with some liberals? Guess you you wouldn't mind if folks in California wished death and destruction in your state, huh?

I bet you denounce liberals for hate, right?

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Looks wet!

[CyberAnt]

This is what happens when you pray for rain!