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1. It does rain in California! And I think you mean 'state.'

Sun Feb 26, 2023, 10:11 PM

Feb 2023

They're looking to get the water into the aquifers underground. Reservoirs tend to lose by evaporation.

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It never rains in Southern California? [View all] question everything Feb 2023 OP

It does rain in California! And I think you mean 'state.' CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2023 #1

Thanks. Computer sometimes has a mind of its own question everything Feb 2023 #2

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