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From One Extreme Weather Event to the Next

  • April 11, 2023
  • GeoVera

Mixed Results for California as Drought Eases for Some, but Flood Risks Remain

The end of the drought for parts of California has been a relief for many residents who have been experiencing water shortages and other related issues for several years. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the drought in California has ended for about 50% of the state, but there are still some regions that are experiencing dry conditions.

This map depicts where there is a greater than 50% chance of drought persistence, development, or improvement based on short- and long-range statistical and dynamical forecasts during March 16 through June 30, 2023.
This map depicts where there is a greater than 50% chance of drought persistence, development, or improvement based on short- and long-range statistical and dynamical forecasts during March 16 through June 30, 2023. (Image credit: NOAA)

In a press release issued by the NOAA in March 2023, it was stated that “Winter storms and spring snow melt have helped to replenish some reservoirs and recharge groundwater, bringing drought relief to portions of California. However, long-term deficits remain and additional precipitation will be necessary to fully alleviate drought conditions in some areas.”

The impact of spring snow melt on the drought conditions in California is significant. As the snow melts, it provides much-needed water to the state’s reservoirs, rivers, and streams. This can help to increase water levels and replenish underground aquifers, which are important sources of water for many Californians.

However, the impact of the snow melt can also lead to flooding in some areas. In fact, the NOAA also issued flood advisories for several regions in California, warning residents of the potential for flash floods, debris flows, and other related hazards.

Overall, while the end of the drought for some parts of California is a positive development, it is important to continue monitoring the situation and take steps to conserve water and mitigate potential flooding risks.

Insurance helps with unexpected emergencies

Now is a great time to check your financial health by reviewing your insurance policies. If you need some expert advice, reach out to your insurance agent to start the conversation. Take the time to make sure your homeowners insurance, renters insurance, earthquake insurance, life insurance, and car insurance all match the coverage you need in case you need to file a claim. Insurance coverage will help you when you need financial relief. 

A homeowners policy protects you from fire, wind, theft, and plumbing damage, but you still risk losing your home to an earthquake. Without Earthquake Insurance, there is a severe gap in your home coverage. 

Many homeowners think an earthquake will never hit their neighborhood; until it does. Recent history has taught us that a catastrophe can strike anywhere at any time. Earthquake risk is just as real as other unexpected perils. A policy from GeoVera will help you to rebuild quickly, provide additional living expenses, and protect your broader financial stability in your time of greatest need.

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