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Heavy rains weren’t enough to stop winter fires in California - The San Francisco Examiner

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California saw heavy rainfall in the final three months of 2021, leading many to believe that the threat of fire would lessen for at least the next few months. But the latest blaze revealed a harsh reality: The drought has become so severe that even a series of torrential storms wasn't enough to end it. Even after the storms, 99 percent of California remains in some level of drought.

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Heavy rains weren’t enough to stop winter fires in California - The San Francisco Examiner

By Soumya Karlamangla New York TimesA fire in January? Californians have, tragically, seen that before.But a fire in January after months of record-breaking rain? That’s far more unsettling.A blaze that erupted on the Central Coast over the weekend seemed to stun even those intimately familiar with California’s ongoing drought and its increasingly year-round fire season. The National Weather Service’s Bay Area office called the fast-moving fire …

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