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How dry is it?
Sacramento plodded through its hottest year on record in 2014, with an average high temperature a full degree above the city's next-hottest year, according to a Bee analysis of records from the National Climatic Data Center.
California also experienced its hottest year in 2014 as an historic drought caused by a coastal high-pressure ridge kept storms from reaching the state during much of last winter
Folsom dam's bare face across the dry bed of the reservoir
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/site-services/databases/article5555742.html#storylink=cpy
Average temperatures have increased statewide and in Sacramento during the last 100 years, a trend that most scientists attribute to climate change.
California also experienced its hottest year in 2014 as an historic drought caused by a coastal high-pressure ridge kept storms from reaching the state during much of last winter
Folsom dam's bare face across the dry bed of the reservoir
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/site-services/databases/article5555742.html#storylink=cpy
Average temperatures have increased statewide and in Sacramento during the last 100 years, a trend that most scientists attribute to climate change.
I like the Bee. They still behave like a newspaper.
