[skeeter]

They're gonna keep us in crisis mode from now on regardless of how much water gets dumped in the state.

Once they have the control they'll never let it go.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The same old story from “da weather experts”. They can’t get the next day’s weather right and we’re supposed to listen to them.

[Paladin2]

Joe Bastardi makes the csse thst this el will not be as influential as 1998.

[Inyo-Mono]

They keep mentioning rain, but it snow in the Sierra that really fills California’s reservoirs.

[MeshugeMikey]

and yet the promised...De Salinization Plants...are no where to be seen...

perhaps governor moonbeam can channel some rain for us....

oommmmmmmm

[Fhios]

Yea, but it will take a year and you know weather predictors, they’re wrong more often than not and predicting El Niño is not like predicting a monsoon.

[Steely Tom]

California could get a drenching of such biblical proportions that the topsoil of the entire state could slide into the Pacific, and the California Government would still be warning everyone that “recent weather conditions have in no way lessened the severity of our current drought.”

[Rufii]

Ever since the 1970’s, when the rains came after a long drought, the “experts” always said that the rain wouldn’t alleviate the drought. This sort of talk only stopped when flooding began.

[Fungi]

No news like bad news. Shut up and let the weather play out naturally. The dinosaur media needs a reason to be alive, always the wrong one.

[Godzilla]

Basically, the precipitation forecast models indicate the rain will be limited to southern ca. Northern ca will see normal to below normal rain due to a high pressure system forecast to remain in place in the pacific northwest. considering that for example Folsom Lake is at 25% capacity, even a normal year precip isn’t looking good.

[gubamyster]

I've been hearing this crap for 35 years since I moved to CA. Why in all this time, have they not been able to capture the rainfall? It all flows to the ocean & they tell us that only snow-pack in the Sierras will help. Really? They still can't figure out how to capture runoff water? I'm tired of their shtick.

[Jack Hydrazine]

This El Niño is HUGE! – Video
See comparisons between 1997 and 2015

http://iceagenow.info/2015/08/this-el-nino-is-huge-video/

[Jack Hydrazine]

[GSWarrior]

Only the government can end the drought.

[minnesota_bound]

So rain isn’t gonna solve the drought?
Hmmm. I just doesn’t sound right.
I would start building more reservoirs to capture lots of rain but to a democrat that does not sound right either.

[Mr. Jeeves]

It could take decades or even a century to fill up some of those aquifers, Lund added.

True - the water has to flow into places where California Democrats can't find it and release it to the ocean, first. :)

[Organic Panic]

We can predict with 100% certainty that in 100 years the earth will be 200 degrees warmer unless we stop using SUVs but we can’t predict 1 season’s rainfall.

END GLOBAL WEATHER NOW!!!

[familyop]

California publications also said each of the last two years, that El Nino would end the drought.

[x1stcav]

Deport 10 million illegals and the problem is self-correcting.

[trebb]

And if they tried to funnel off rainfall into reservoirs, the EPA would claim ownership of the rainwater and tell them to cease and desist...