I'm pretty sure if they all keep moving right it's going to put the earth off balance and change the axis, which is the real concern and takeaway here.

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Okay now make a time machine so we can save my grandma.

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Feel free to find data for San Diego specifically. This weird myth that foreign buyers are influencing prices has been disproven by research in both Australia and Canada, I doubt it’s different here. Prices are bad because there’s undersupply and domestic investment groups capitalizing on that.

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At least the reservoirs will be full so everyone is not pulling from each other.

It's pretty shameful that redlining is still an issue when it was banned in 1968

The trouble here is that one year's heavy precipitation does not a drought end make. You need consistent rain that doesn't overwhelm the dams or cause regular releases which largely go to waste (at least for most human use), and deep, consistent snowpack, which is built up over many years, not a single event.

If it returned to drought this year, that water would still run out very quickly.

People need to not go back to their wasteful habits, we need to get farms out of the arid climate, let aquifers refill, and kill off the golf courses and wasteful lawns.

and hey! look at that - it IS possible to have amazing transport upgrade without being forced through colonization

For the very last time, I imagine...

To the left, to the left.

>Drought over? Spring outlook finds relief -- and flood risk

No, one rainy season won't fix a century's worth of water diversion projects and irrigation systems. Drought, wildfires, drought, wildfires, drought, flood, then repeat.

I can't believe this title actually says people and not mice. Finally!

“Government” controlling the weather.

we're aren't looking at housing on a national scale though, even then 2% is pretty high

What is that?

Let's not allow perfect be the enemy of good.

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Global warming is causing these depleted reservoirs to receive more deposits. GW is good!

Edit: wow I didn't know I needed the /s for this thought the explanation amrk was enough big whoosh

Yeah but it doesn’t affect the larger market at that fraction…

Right! It’s good to acknowledge that it’s moving in the right direction, but it really feels like we are 4-5 years before we know if this is anything more than a death rattle.

For real the east coast has plenty of water. Move the water to the left of the map

Yes

And none to the left? That still sounds bad.