Wow! Y’all will have to set up some massive desalination plants all along your coast if this happens.
That’s just awful. And here we just had that major flood. I drove around a nearby town the other day and it was sad to see. The water line was so high, I could tell many cars had to have been completely submerged.
They say that there is now a housing shortage around here because so many homes have been made uninhabitable.
Our particular little town wasn’t quite as hard hit. A few of our neighbors have piles of flood debris (basement stuff) in front of their homes - no one has any idea when it will be hauled away. Good thing we are into colder weather with all the mounds of debris everywhere, pests will love those mounds. We were very lucky in that we didn’t have a drop enter our home.
And you poor folks don’t have any water. I wish there were a way to “even up”.
As to my garden. Esssshh. I think there are some potatoes hidden in the tall weeds, and I know I have some carrots left to pull. They take forever here. I think there are some herbs left also.
I didn’t get a single head of cabbage. Just as I solved the rabbit problem, the white butterflies took over. No sauerkraut for me this year.
Turns out our “cantaloupe” were really muskmelon, and stupid us thought they went bad because of their color. LOL. But we only wound up with three anyway. Tomatoes struggled, but we managed a couple of bushels. Barely. So on and so forth. A few tiny pumpkins too.
Yeah, they said the same thing about California’s drought in 1976-77.
“it’ll take years to fill the reservoirs”, they said
El Nino kicked in and the reservoirs were releasing excess water in 6 weeks.
If they tell you decades of drought...prepare for a flood.