️ I'm so relieved to hear that CA is finally outta drought
after 25 whole years
! It's like a weight has been lifted off their shoulders
. The recent storms have been a blessing from the skies
and filled up those lakes, Shasta and Oroville, to historic levels
. But, experts are still keeping an eye on the snowpack levels in the Sierra Nevada
- gotta be cautious with that water supply
. It's crazy how one extreme weather event can bring both relief and devastation
. The memories of drought years will linger, but it's a good reminder to take care of our planet
. And, wow, 20+ deaths due to flooding is just heartbreaking
. Time for Californians to keep on adapting to that unpredictable climate
!
I mean, who needs water when you've got... well, nothing? Just kidding, kinda 
. Seriously though, it's about time our state started getting some much-needed rainfall. Those hydrologists should know better than to say it's too early to gauge the state's water supply just yet tho 
. On the bright side, at least we can all take a deep breath and stop worrying about our lawns 
. And btw, who needs power when you've got... flashlights? 
25 yrs is like, forever in drought land lol. i remember when we had to water our plants manually every day 
. and it's not just the farmers, but also our entire ecosystem is gonna thank us 
. and yeah, we can't forget about the droughts of the past... it's like, a reminder to always be mindful of our water usage 
. We'll just have to wait and see what the new year brings in terms of water supply. I'm also worried about the damage from those extreme weather events – over 20 deaths is just heartbreaking 
. But it's great to hear that Californians are resilient and can adapt to such challenges 
. The state's experience with drought should be a reminder to all of us to take care of our planet 
.