Is that different than what happened in 1983 there?

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Mar 25, 2023
12:16:16am

CougaRR4L All-American

I saw that date cited as the last time it flooded. If not how could it be a 1000 year event?

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CougaRR4L

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Wow. Lake Tulare drama.

CougaRR4L

3/24/23 11:47pm

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cvd6262

3/24/23 11:53pm

RE: Sorry, but hearing about a once-dry lake filling up makes me think of this:

Jimo Dashen

3/25/23 5:09am

Pretty much a once in a lifetime event that it fills again like this.

stenso

3/24/23 11:56pm

I'm on the flood district calls every day. This is a 1000 year event

tjngirlz

3/25/23 12:11am

Is that different than what happened in 1983 there?

CougaRR4L

3/25/23 12:16am

Easy—well, relatively. Sometimes rare events can happen close together—even in consecutive years. That doesn’t mean...

Brisco

3/25/23 12:29am

That's what the experts are calling it, not me.

tjngirlz

3/25/23 12:29am

Drained for cheap land for post civil war cotton farming

UberDeek

3/25/23 12:12am

Every 200 years of so the entire Central Valley becomes an inland sea due to

Jay Kay

3/25/23 2:43am

I thought Californians cared about natural habitat?

Vert der Frick

3/25/23 7:17am

They care about other peoples caring for natural habitat

Ojiisan

3/25/23 8:04am

It will refill aquifers. Wont last.

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