drought
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Counterfeit Coffee Is Now Something You Need To Worry About
Sip your afternoon coffee suspiciously, friend — it may not be what you think.
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El Niño Might Deliver After All Thanks To ‘Miracle March’ Storms In The US
If there’s one thing we’ve come to expect from El Niño, it’s that we should expect pretty much anything. After a dry, hot February convinced everyone that El Niño had left the building — or ditched California completely — a new set of storms have provided a glimmer of great wet hope.
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Why This Year’s Super Strong El Niño Might Start Shooting Blanks
El Niño hasn’t left the building — it’s just taking a few days to sober up between benders. But will it continue to deliver the precipitation punch in the gut the US West Coast was promised? One particular factor might determine California’s fate.
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California’s Most Famous Empty Lake Is Full Again, Thanks To El Niño
El Niño’s been very busy blasting the US West Coast with storms. Now Folsom Lake, one of the most famous lakes to be depleted by California’s drought, has surpassed its average water level for early February and will soon reach capacity for this time of year.