California ARkStorm with Drew Bumbak

Posted on 10/12/201928/04/2020 by Preston

This week Drew and I talk about a really unique “mega-storm” phenomena to California and the Central Valley there. An ARkStorm is an atmospheric river of water that, given the proper circumstances, could flood much of the central valley and cause economic disaster for the state of California and American produce availability. The last one was in 1861, and they historically occur every 100 to 200 years. Is California due for another soon?

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