All that rain in California is trickling down to farms.
The state's department of water resources announced
that it's going to be able to deliver
30% of requested water and that's big because
more than 27 million people and more than
a million acres of farmland rely on those deliveries
before the rain drenched. The state
department only expected to be able to satisfy about 10% of demand.
The drought isn't over, however,
but those storms gave the region's reservoirs and
mountain snow snow packed a much needed boost.
That means that there's gonna be some water come summertime.