Comments by "S S" (@SS-yj2le) on "What If California Runs Out Of Water Entirely? The Megadrought" video.

  1. This is like asking what if the Amazon ran out of water. That isn’t possible as California isn’t that dry and the northwestern is one of the wettest places in the entire country and wetter than anywhere east of the Cascades. The main issues are water management and the prolonged summer droughts causing the summer dry spells to be longer than usual and even extend into our winters. This is due to the warmer climate keeping the high pressure cell in and north of California longer than it is suppose to be. This is also why Washington and even southern Alaska have had unusually drier summers. I would be more worried about states along the western edge of the mississippi running out of water as the Mississippi isn’t in the best of shape. As in, even needing to do operations to dig in ports for ships to sail inland and dealing with salt water going farther inland.
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  2. Choices? We have plenty of water here and in the south where it is more dry, they actually do a lot better than most at water conservation.
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  3. First time then.
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